Pens for Sale 1 ( All fully restored )

All vintage fountain pens have been carefully and thoughtfully restored to working condition to once again reveal their original charm.

A5 laminated notes are provided on the 'history of the pen' together with notes on 'how to fill your pen' and 'how to care for your pen'.

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MENTMORE SUPREME Fountain Pen

Circa:1939 Colour: Gold and black. Nib: 'Medium'

MENTMORE pens were made in Hackney, East London, UK, between the 1920's and the late 1940's. They are attractive, exceptionally well-made, and were deservedly very popular. 

The gold clip has the logo of "M" along with a tapered end and one gold band adorns the cap.  The inscription on the barrel reads: "MENTMORE, SUPREME, Made in England.  Ink filling is by the button beneath the blind cap on the barrel.  The stunning and original nib reads: "Warranted, OSMI, IRIDIUM, 14CT - 585, 1st Quality".  Solid gold 14 carat 'medium' nib.  Trim is rolled gold.  Superb writer. Condition is excellent.  Wonderful colours within the resin.  Length: 5" - 6 1/8" 

Mentmore was a quality British pen company.

£125  ( $190  €140)                                                                                       Ref no: 100309-1

MENTMORE SUPREME Fountain Pen
MENTMORE SUPREME Fountain Pen
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CONWAY STEWART 388 Fountain Pen

Circa: 1939. Colour: Blue marbled.  Nib:'Medium'

CS are well known for their many beautifully coloured pens during the 1930's up to the 1950's.  The clip has the logo of "CS" engraved on the raised diamond.  The cap is decorated with three gold bands ie two narrow and one broad band.  The barrel imprint reads: "Conway Stewart 388, Made in England".   Crafted to create a stunning writing instrument.    The nib has an engraving which reads: "Conway Stewart, 14ct GOLD".  The 14 carat gold nib writes with a 'medium' line.   Ink filling is by the gold lever on the barrel.  Trim is rolled gold.  Condition is excellent.  Effortless and smooth writer.     Length: 5" - 6 1/8".
"...well balanced and easy to write with - an ideal gift”

£125  ( $190  €140)                                                                                       Ref no: 100227-1

CONWAY STEWART 388 Fountain Pen
CONWAY STEWART 388 Fountain Pen
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IRIDIUM POINT PEN CO Fountain Pen

Circa:1910 Colour: Chased Hard Black Rubber. Nib: Flexible 'Medium'

A large fountain pen made during the period of greatest vigour, strength and success within Manhattan, New York (the home of the fountain pen).

Iridium is a dense and hardest of metals and is used to create the tough tip to the nib which gives it a long life.  The gold clip is ball-ended and the slip-cap has a broad gold band.  The very earliest pen caps (as found on this eyedropper pen) were slip-caps; that is, you simply pulled them off and pushed them back on, they hold their place through friction between the parts.  The inscription on the barrel reads: "HARD IRIDIUM POINT PEN Co, NEW YORK".  Ink filling is by the supplied eye-dropper. The original nib reads: "HARD IRIDIUM POINT PEN Co, NY, 14K,  1st Quality".  Solid gold 14 carat flexible 'medium' nib.  Trim is rolled gold.  The pen still writes very smoothly. Condition is excellent.  The nib is large ( slightly bigger than a Parker 'Big Red').   Length: 5 3/4" - 7 1/4" 

A very rare 100 year old pen which still produces great handwriting.
PENDING SALE

£195  ( $290  €212)                                                                                       Ref no: 100310-1

IRIDIUM POINT PEN Co Fountain Pen
IRIDIUM POINT PEN Co Fountain Pen
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Old fountain pens which were vintage fountain pens and were made from black hard rubber but were also celluloid or plastic. A old fountain pen is indeed a vintage fountain pen but is also an antique pen and an old pen. To collect old pens is also a vintage pen collector plus antique pen collector. To collect vintage pens is also a old pen collector plus antique pen collector. To collect antique pens is also a antique pen collector plus vintage pen collector.


 
   
   
   
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