Vintage
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Summit Curzon
This pen looks like it could be an attempt to copy the design of the 1928 Parker Duofold, right down to the dual bands on the cap. It was made sometime between...
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American Pen, Perfecto nib
This pen was purchased in Sweden, and has a steel nib labeled “Perfecto M” . Perfecto was a German brand that exported pens to Sweden after the war. However, the...
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Big Ben Master
Green Marbled Nib imprint: Warranted, 14CT, Osmiridium Nib size: #5 Cap: postable, but not secure Length, capped: 134.8 mm Length, uncapped:116.5 mm Barrel diameter: 12.5 mm (max) Cap diameter: 14.0 mm...
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Big Ben / Luxor
Cap: Postable Length, capped: 131.7 mm Length, uncapped: 120.5 mm Barrel diameter: 11.4 mm (max) Cap diameter: 12.5 mm (max) Mass: 13.0 g (with empty cartridge) V201651
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Penol No. 1N Aëro
This Penol 1N is a small pen, and was made around 1940-1941. It is an “Aëro” pen, meaning that it is a button filler with an ink sac – however,...
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Penol No. 2 Aëro
The Penol No. 2 Aëro was made between 1937 and 1940 at the Christian Olsen factory in Copenhagen. The “Aëro” designation refers to the fact that it is a button...
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Montblanc No. 2 Pencil
This Montblanc No. 2 mechanical pencil from circa 1930 takes 1.18 mm leads. The hard rubber has obviously faded over time, but the mechanism works perfectly. The pencil was probably...
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Penol Skolepen
Item number: V201639
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Big Ben
Unknown model. The cap bands are somewhat loose. The nib reads: Big Ben 14k-58 Item number: V201646
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Parker 45 M.I.D.
This is a Parker 45 , made by the Christian Olsen factory in Denmark. Item number: V201611