All vintage fountain pens have been carefully and thoughtfully restored to a fully working condition to once again reveal their original charm.
A5 laminated notes are supplied on the history of the pen and manufacturer together with notes on ‘How to fill your pen’ and ‘How to care for your pen’.
PARKER VICTORY Mark IV Fountain Pen, Circa 1948, Colour: very dark blue, The wording
“PARKER” is inscribed on the elegant and distinctive tapered clip , The
cap has two gold bands, The barrel in engraved: “PARKER VICTORY,
Made in England”, Trim is rolled gold, Ink filling is by the push button
hidden beneath the blind cap on the barrel, The original nib reads:
“PARKER,14K, PEN, N”, Solid gold 14 carat ‘medium’ nib, Very smooth
writer, Condition: excellent, Length: 5 1/4″ – 6″
Parker started making exceptional pens at the Newhaven plant in 1942
125 ( $247 €191 )
Ref no: 070122-1
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UNKNOWN STERLING SILVER Fountain Pen, Date: Hallmarked 1935, Sterling Silver, Ideal pen
for a smaller writing hand, Designed without a clip, The barrel has the
hallmarks of Birmingham together with the 1935 marking, The solid gold
medium nib is inscribed with: “Warranted, 14ct, 1st Quality”, The nib has
a persuasive charm of its own as it glides across the paper,
Condition: near mint, Length: 3 3/4″ – 4 3/4″
Imagine writing with a pen from 1935
£125 ( $246 €189 )
Ref no: 070201-1
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PARKER PARKETTE Fountain Pen, Circa 1939, Colour: Brown marbled, Very unusual colour for
Parker, Clip has the wording: “PATO” which is usually used by the Eagle
Pencil Company ( aka Epenco ) who had a factory in Canada, Parker
had taken over this Epenco factory and used their pen stocks, The cap
has two gold bands, Trim is rolled gold, The barrel has the inscription:
“PARKETTE, Made in Canada” , Nib is inscribed: “PARKER PEN, 14K, N”,
Solid gold 14 carat ‘medium’ nib, The nib glides across the paper,
Condition: near mint, Length: 4 3/4″ – 6″
‘Parker’ …the world’s most wanted pen.
£95 ( $187 €144 ) Ref no: 070125-1 
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BURNHAM ‘Boots’ PELHAM Fountain Pen, Circa 1957, Colour: Green marbled, Clip has the
wording: “BOOTS”, There are no Burnham markings but a Burnham it is
due to the design of the clip, the ink lever and the general design, The
cap has three gold bands, Trim is rolled gold, The barrel has the
inscription: “PELHAM” , Solid gold 14 carat ‘broad’ nib, Very smooth
writer, Condition: near mint, Length: 5 1/8″ – 6 1/8″
Burnham started business in 1920 making quality fountain pens
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PARKER 61 HEIRLOOM Fountain Pen, Circa 1964, Colour: Gold and black, The cap is made
from 12 ct rolled gold and is stamped, Smooth and glossy body, Cap is
engraved with: “PARKER, Made in England”, The cap also has the trade
mark arrow clip, Filling is by the aerometric filler beneath the barrel,
Condition is excellent, Nib engraved ” PARKER, 14K, 585 “, Solid gold 14
carat medium nib, Very smooth writer, Length: 5 1/4″ – 5 3/4″
Truly skilled craftmanship from Parker
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SUMMIT S160 Fountain Pen, Circa 1939, Colour: Chased black, The clip is inscribed with
“SUMMIT”, The company started business as Curzon, Lloyd and
MacGregor in Liverpool then changed its name to Curzon’s in the 1920’s
and then to Summit just before the WWII, The cap also has one gold
band, The barrel is engraved “SUMMIT S160, Made in England”, Trim is
rolled gold, Nib is inscribed: “SUMMIT, 14CT GOLD”, Solid 14 ct gold
‘medium’ nib, Condition: excellent, Very smooth writer,
Length: 5 3/8″ – 6 3/8″
Summit made superior pens in a class of their own
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PARKER DUOFOLD JR Fountain Pen, Circa 1928, Colour: Red Permamite, The clip has the
words: “PARKER, PAT Sep 5 ’16”, The cap also has one broad(ish) gold
band, This design has the original barrel end and cap end as set by the
Duofold designer (Lewis Tebbel) back in 1921, Trim is gold filled, The
barrel is engraved: “PARKER DUOFOLD, Geo S Parker, Made in USA”, Nib
is inscribed: “PARKER, DUOFOLD, PEN, Made in USA”, Solid 14 ct gold
‘medium’ nib, Very smooth writer, Length: 4 1/2″ – 5 5/8″
Parker made everlasting quality pens.
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MENTMORE DIPLOMA Fountain Pen, Circa mid 1930’s, Colour: Stately black, The ‘washer’
type clip has the Mentmore logo: “M” with the ball end to the clip, Cap
has a gold band around the mouth, The barrel is engraved with:
“Mentmore, Diploma, Made in England”, Filling is by the lever filler system
on side of the barrel, The nib is engraved: “Sheafer, 3, Made in USA”,
Solid 14 ct gold ‘fine’ nib, Lovely writer, Very smooth body, Condition is
excellent, Length: 4 7/8″ -6 1/8″
Mentmore writes from the heart.
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UNKNOWN Fountain Pen, Circa mid 1930’s, Colour: ‘Wood grain’ effect celluloid, Cap has the
typical washer clip with the flat top, The clip has the ball end, The cap
also has one gold band, The smooth barrel is charming in its detail,
Filling is by the button filler system beneath the blind cap on the barrel,
The nib is engraved: “WARRANTED, 14 CT, 1st Quality”, Solid 14 ct gold
‘medium’ nib, Effortless writer, Condition is excellent,
Length: 4 3/4″ -5 7/8″
A very charming and persuasive pen.
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WATERMAN’S 52 Fountain Pen, Circa 1930, Colour: Black chased hard rubber, Cap has one
gold band around the mouth which is hallmarked “FDW” i.e. for the
chairman Frank D Waterman, The gold band is also hallmarked “.375”
meaning 9 carat gold, The hallmarks for the year “P” ie 1930 and the
Leopard face which means it was gold stamped in London, The barrel is
engraved with: “WATERMANS FOUNTAIN PEN” along with the globe logo,
The end of the barrel is engraved with: “WATERMAN’S, Pat U.S. Reg
Off, Made in USA”, Filling is by the lever filler system on the barrel, The
lever is engraved with the globe logo and the word: “IDEAL”, Solid 14 ct
gold ‘fine’ nib, Gracefully smooth writer, Length: 5 3/8″ – 6 5/8″
Waterman’s made formidable pens with endurance.
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WATERMAN’S ‘WHS’ Fountain Pen, Circa mid 1920’s, Colour: Black chased hard rubber, Cap is
designed not to have clip, Barrel engraved with “The SEAL Pen”, Barrel
engraving is clear, Condition: excellent, Solid gold nib is medium to fine,
Nib is inscribed with “WHS, 14ct”, The ink lever has the WHS logo,
Glossy body, A rare pen, Length: 5 1/4″ – 6 1/2″
It is rare to find this WHS pen still is full working order
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PARKER VICTORY Fountain Pen, Circa 1962, Colour: Red, Last of the superb Victory models,
The clip has Parker arrow, Cap has one decorated band, The barrel is
engraved with: “PARKER VICTORY, Made in England”, Filling is by the
aerometric filler system inside the barrel, The nib is engraved: “PARKER,
14K, England, 10..4″, Solid 14 ct gold ‘medium’ nib, Smooth writer,
Length: 5 1/4″ – 6 1/4″
Parker was a great manufacturer back in the 60’s
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SUMMIT S125 Fountain Pen, Circa 1930’s, Beautiful colours in black and burgundy marble,
Clear and crisp imprint on barrel : “SUMMIT, S 125, Made in England”,
Nib is medium, Nib reads “SUMMIT, 14ct, Gold”, Ball ended clip,
Condition: excellent, Length: 5 1/8″ – 6 1/4″
High quality pen made by English company
