MONTBLANC N° 332 Fountain pen. Black celluloid with goldplated trim. 110 X 11 mm. Imprint: “MONT BLANC 14C 2 “. This is last version of the 332, with the 2 gold-plated cap rings. Model was produced by Montblanc between 1947 and 1952 (postwar) and comes with a #2 14C gold nib. The filling knob mention an EF nib. I would rate it between EF and F… The pen is in very near mint condition. It has been restored with a new cork piston and regreased. Comes with its original box and papers (in French)! This is a very rare occasion to acquire an Montblanc 332 in such condition. A real collector item. Rest of the world: 80 USD. Do not hesitate to contact me for any further information, I will be more than glad to answer any question. Thank you for your interest.
This is a very interesting New Old Stock lot: the original cardboard factory box contains 50 unused Soviet ballpoint pens in individual plastic cases. The box label is marked with the model/designation RSh1 2 461 00, technical standard TU25-7745.0002-87, and a Soviet-era factory date stamp from 1990. The pens appear to have never been used. The plastic bodies, metal caps, original refills, and individual cases are all preserved in very nice condition. The original Soviet refills appear full, but due to age the ink has dried and the pens currently do not write. A great piece for collectors of Soviet stationery, office supplies, writing instruments, USSR design, or vintage NOS items. Original Soviet USSR ballpoint pens. Model: RSh1 2 461 00. New Old Stock / unused condition. Original factory cardboard box. Individual plastic cases for the pens. Original Soviet ballpoint refills included. Factory marking: Made in USSR. Approximate period: late Soviet era, 1990. Factory box label preserved. The pens are unused New Old Stock and appear to be in excellent cosmetic condition. They have never been used for writing. Important note: because these pens are over 30 years old, the original ink has dried and the pens currently do not write. The original refills are included and appear full, but they are not functional due to age. The original cardboard factory box has visible age-related wear: tears, creases, worn edges, old paper damage, and storage marks. This is normal for original Soviet warehouse packaging and adds to the authenticity of the lot. Please see all photos carefully – you will receive the exact item shown.
Omega Ballpoint Pen Black Box Novelty For Watch Rare Original Gift New. This is an OMEGA ballpoint pen with the OMEGA logo. We do not mark merchandise values below value or mark items as “gifts” – Japan, US and International government regulations prohibit such behavior. About Importer’s Obligation. Thank you for your understanding. You won’t pay anything extra after checkout.
Up for sale is a Vintage RARE S. Dupont Dark Blue Chinese Lacquer Fountain Pen with an 18kt Gold Nib that comes with the Original Box. The pen is in excellent pre-owned condition with no major flaws and less than average wear (mostly seen on the bottom of the pen – see 10th pic). The box is in great shape on the outside but the inside is missing the bottom piece that the pen lays on. The pen was used with Dupont Night Blue ink cartridges. The pen is marked “ST Dupont Laque De Chine Made in France” and is also marked, “50GAY83″. Please let me know if you have any questions and thanks for looking!
The Ultimate Early? 701? PILOT? 701 (Mew) – September 1971, Hiratsuka Factory Unused / Ultra-Rare Space-Age Price Tag / Original Case in Miraculous Condition. A true icon in the history of Japanese fountain pens, the PILOT? 701 (Mew) debuted in April 1971. This listing features an exceptionally rare first-year production piece, manufactured just five months later in September 1971 at the Hiratsuka factory. This particular unit possesses four extraordinary features that make it a museum-grade collector’s item. No Nib-Width Engraving – A Signature of the Earliest? 701 Production. Only a very small number of early? 701 units were produced without any nib-width engraving on the barrel. This rare early specification enhances the purity of the one-piece stainless-steel silhouette, giving the pen an even more refined and futuristic appearance. Ultra-Rare “Space-Age” Hanging Price Tag (Not the Common Black Dot Sticker). Most? 701 pens from the era carry the familiar black circular price sticker. However, this piece retains the original hanging price tag featuring a space-inspired design, perfectly matching the? 701’s concept as a space-age model leading Pilot into the 1970s. The tag includes an “F” (Fine) marking, which is the only way to identify the nib width, since this early unit has no barrel engraving. Surviving examples with this tag are extraordinarily scarce-far rarer than the sticker version. Miraculous Original Case – Glossy, Clear, and Almost Scratch-Free. The set includes the original 1971 plastic presentation case, which is itself a rarity in this condition. These cases typically show clouding, scratches, or dulling after decades, yet this one retains. A? 701 with the body, tag, and case all in top-tier condition is almost unheard of today. A Time-Capsule Condition – Completely Unused for 55 Years. Despite being over half a century old, this pen remains in astonishingly pristine condition. Nib alignment : perfectly straight and untouched. Feed : the delicate urushi lacquer-prone to peeling over time-remains glossy and intact. This is a genuine dead-stock, unused example. To guarantee true unused condition, no ink has ever been introduced and no test writing has been performed. While disassembly could prove the feed is clean, I do not disassemble the pen, as tools may cause stress or micro-damage to the body. This decision is made to preserve the pen’s miraculous condition for the next owner. A first-year? 701 with. Ultra-rare space-age price tag. Is virtually impossible to find today-whether in Japan or overseas. This is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to acquire a true collector’s masterpiece, a pen that captures the spirit, design language, and technological ambition of early-1970s Pilot. If you have been searching for the finest? 701 available, this example deserves a place in your collection. For Buyers in the.
THIS IS A RARE AND VERY COOL ORIGINAL OCTAGONAL KOHINOOR ART PEN THAT IS A FOUNTAIN PEN. THIS PEN HAS THE SAME COOL CARTRIDGE/EYEDROPPER FILL SYSTEM THAT THE STYLO TYPE ART PENS HAD. OVER THE 40+ PLUS YEARS OF BEING IN THE RETAIL PEN BUSINESS FULL TIME I HAVE PROBABLY HAD LESS THAN 5 OR 6 OF THESE! THIS PEN HAS A FLEXIBLE FINE POINT NIB THAT I ASSUME (NO MARKINGS VISIBLE) IS 14KT. OVERALL THE PEN IS IN EXCELLENT CONDITION AND ALL PARTS ARE PRESENT AND IN GREAT CONDITION – NO WARPING, CRACKS, OR LOOSE THREADS. A NOTE ABOUT WRITING SAMPLES: WRITING SAMPLES ARE PURELY SUBJECTIVE. THEY ONLY SHOW THE “ABILITY” OF A NIB. HOW A NIB “FEELS” OR “WRITES” IN MY HAND HAS NO BEARING ON HOW IT MAY PERFORM IN YOURS. IT ALSO WILL NOT TELL YOU THE “FEED CAPACITY” OF A PEN – TO WHAT EXTENT THE FEED MAY BE ABLE TO SUPPLY ENOUGH INK TO THE NIB FOR CALLIGRAPHY STYLE WRITING. NIBS IN VINTAGE PENS HAVE BEEN WORN TO YEARS OF WRITING FROM POSSIBLY MANY DIFFERENT OWNERS. WE STRONGLY SUGGEST THAT ALL NIBS BE “SET” TO YOUR HAND FOR WRITING. THE USE OF 1500 FINISHING PAPER AND THEN PROGRESSIVE 3K TO 8K BLOCKS WILL SET THE NIBS SMOOTHLY TO YOUR HAND. We are the FOUNTAIN PEN RECYCLER, fountainpenrecycler a full time walk-in vintage and new pen store in Minneapolis, MN where we have been in business for the past 38 years. We offer vintage as well as new pens, pencils and ballpoints and normally stock in excess of over 1500 pens. We sell ink, pen cases and all sorts of ephemera for the pen collector and the pen user. We are a full time repair center for all makes of pens. Our pen repair specialist has been repairing pens for over 45 years.