Rare Unused Platinum Stainless Steel Fountain Pen 14K Gold M Medium Discontinued. ? Item Description Rare Unused Platinum Fountain Pen featuring a 14K Gold Medium (M) nib and a durable stainless steel body. This is a discontinued Platinum fountain pen that is becoming increasingly difficult to find in unused condition. Its minimalist stainless steel construction offers a timeless appearance, excellent durability, and a comfortable balance for everyday writing. Fitted with a 14K Gold Medium (M) nib, the pen provides Platinum’s signature smooth and controlled writing experience. The Medium nib is well suited for journaling, note-taking, correspondence, signatures, and daily professional use. Its understated vintage design, combined with a solid stainless steel body and genuine gold nib, makes this fountain pen an excellent choice for both collectors and writers who appreciate classic Japanese craftsmanship. Features: Brand: Platinum Condition: Unused Nib: 14K Gold M (Medium) Stainless Steel Body Discontinued Model Filling System: Cartridge / Converter Made in Japan The item shown in the photos is the exact pen you will receive. Please feel free to contact me if you have any questions. Please check the photos carefully for the exact condition of the item. We will do our best to resolve the problem quickly and fairly. Thank you very much for visiting our store! Thank you very much!
Rare / Unused – PILOT Custom Art Craft (Wood Barrel) 14K Fine. Thank you for viewing this listing. This is an unused vintage PILOT “Custom Art Craft” fountain pen, produced in the late 1980s to the 1990s. It features a warm natural wood barrel and a smooth 14K gold nib-an elegant combination of Japanese craftsmanship and refined writing comfort. Unused examples of this model are extremely hard to find today. Model: PILOT Custom Art Craft (Wood Barrel). Nib: 14K Gold (585), Size 10. Nib Width: Fine (F) – engraved with “F”. Barrel Material: Japanese Maple (Itaya-kaede), warm orange to light brown tone. Clip: PILOT’s classic raindrop-shaped clip. Highlights & Key Features. ? Beautiful Wood Grain & Warm Natural Tone. The barrel is crafted from Japanese maple, showcasing expressive grain patterns and a bright, warm coloration. The natural wood offers a soft, organic feel in the hand, and its appearance deepens beautifully with age. ? 14K Gold Nib (Size 10, Fine). The 14K nib provides an excellent balance of firmness and flexibility. The Fine point is ideal for precise everyday writing and expressive strokes-perfect for detailed handwriting, journaling, and correspondence. ? Elegant Harmony with Gold Accents. The gold-plated clip and cap ring complement the natural wood beautifully, giving the pen a refined vintage presence and a timeless aesthetic. Condition (Unused Deadstock). No cracks or warping on the wooden barrel. Gold parts remain bright and untarnished. Overall, an exceptionally well-preserved unused vintage piece. Considering this model is approximately 30-40 years old, finding one in such pristine unused condition is remarkably rare. ? Natural Aging (Patina). One of the greatest pleasures of owning a wooden-barrel fountain pen is watching it mature gracefully over time. As the natural oils from your hand absorb into the wood, the surface develops a rich, warm sheen and deeper coloration, enhancing its character day by day. It becomes a pen that grows with you, gaining a unique patina that reflects years of use. ? Avoid Excess Moisture. Because the barrel is made of natural wood, excessive moisture may cause cracking. When cleaning, rinse only the nib section lightly and avoid soaking the barrel. ? Avoid Extreme Dryness. Direct sunlight or strong air-conditioning airflow may dry the wood excessively and cause deformation. Store the pen in a stable, shaded environment. ? First Ink Filling. For unused vintage pens, lightly rinsing the nib with water before inserting a cartridge or converter helps ensure a smooth initial ink flow. For Buyers in the.
Extremely Rare? Brand New, Unused, Stored? Platinum Fountain Pen? Maki-e. Extremely Rare? Brand New, Unused, Stored? Platinum Fountain Pen? Maki-e? Converter? Goldfish? Hand-painted?? Product details? There may be additional explanations at the beginning, so please scroll to the bottom and check the description. The red goldfish and aquatic plants in the maki-e design stand out beautifully against the white of the fountain pen, creating a very elegant look. Product Condition? Brand new and unused. Opened for the purpose of taking photos. Please see the image for details. If you have any questions, please feel free to ask. Please note that we cannot be held responsible for any initial defects that may occur during the manufacturing process of brand new, unused items. This item has been stored privately. This product is not suitable for those who are particular about details. Please understand that the items have been previously owned and are in personal storage. There’s nothing particularly noteworthy, but please forgive any minor oversights. Request? Once you receive the item, please check it and promptly complete the receipt confirmation process. Packaging? Please note that we may pack the items somewhat tightly to adjust the size. Thank you for reading to the end. A specialty shop offering a wide variety of carefully selected Japanese brand items. Even if you think to yourself, But the item I want is only available in Japan. , make sure to consult with us before giving up hope. We will look for and suggest the best products on your behalf. International Buyers – Please Note.
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. Please note that the included ballpoint pen is an extra freebie. We do not inspect its ink level or working condition, and it is not included in the item’s price/value. We appreciate your understanding. For Buyers in the.
This item is unused and has been stored at home. It is the discontinued “Black Marble” color. The pen features an 18-karat gold nib in size F. It comes with the product tag and original box. Thank you for your understanding.
Please see the photos for detailed condition. Yukari Pigeon and Persimmon. Namiki Yukari Pigeon Persimmon Maki-e. The “Pigeon and Persimmon” design incorporates two different maki-e techniques: togidashi maki-e and hiramaki-e. We accept return items up to 60 days after the item has arrived. For buyers in the United States. For buyers outside the United States. Please check with your country?
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.
Pilot Fountain Pen MR Murex (Model: M-350 SS) Fine nib. It has been stored unused at home with the original price tag attached by a family member who enjoys antique stationery. There is no distortion to the nib, and the pen is in good condition. Based on the engraving, this pen was manufactured in February 1979. [Mint] Brand New – never used. [Excellent] Excellent condition – used before but little signs of wear and tear. [Very good] Very good condition – slight signs of wear and tear. [Good] Good condition – some signs of wear and tear. [Fair] Fair condition – visible wear and tear. [Poor] Poor condition – many signs of wear and tear. International Buyers – Please note. Thank you for your understanding.
Rare Parker Fountain Pen JP Morgan Stamp New Unused. Model: Fountain Pen with JP Morgan Asset Management engraving. Features: Elegant design, comes with original box. Material: Likely resin or metal (not specified). Nib Material: Not specified. Nib Size: Not specified. Ink Color: Not specified. Country/Region of Manufacture: Not specified. Condition: Vintage, excellent condition with minimal signs of use. C:California Prop 65 Warning: Not specified. Condition: Brand New, 100% Authentic! We will reply within 2 days. Thank you for coming our store! If you have any questions, please check in advance before purchasing. 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.
