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Chaves Fountain Edc Pen Very Rare
A collaboration between Big Idea Design and Chaves!
Greif-Gold 112 Tortoise Piston Fountain Pen 14K B Nib Very Rare Collectible VTG
The item you see in the photos is exactly what you will receive. Condition is shown only in the pictures – please use the photos to evaluate quality and avoid misunderstandings. If you have any questions, feel free to ask before purchasing. Please allow up to 30 days. If you don’t receive your item within that period, contact me. ??? TSCA Certification – U. If required by U. Don’t forget to check my other items in the store!
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Parker Duofold Ballpoint Pen Sterling Silver New In Box Very Rare Pen
PARKER DUOFOLD, STERLING SILVER PEN WITH THE GOLD TRIM. A REAL BEAUTY OF A PEN.. THIS PEN IS ONE OF THE MOST DESIREABLE PEN FROM ALL THE DUOFOLD PENS. WE ALSO LISTED THE MATCHING PENCIL, ROLLER, FOUNTAIN PENS.
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Waterman Man Opera Ballpoint Pen New In Original Box Black Ink Very Rare Beauty
WATERMAN NEW OPERA BALLPOINT PEN IN THE BOX! THIS PEN IS A REAL BEAUTY.
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VERY RARE 1999 Cross Townsend Malachite Green Pen ONLY ONE ON EBAY ITS RARE NEW
VERY RARE 1999 Malachite Green. Cross Townsend Rollerball Pen. BRAND NEW IN CROSS GIFT BOX. 1879 – Stylographic pen (forerunner of today’s ball-point pens). 1879 – Propel-repel mechanical pencil (forerunner of today’s mechanical pencils). 1881 – Propel-repel mechanical pencil with clutch. 1912 – Propel-repel expel mechanical pencil. 1930 – Slim mechanical pencil with black bands design. 1930 – Fountain pen with black bands design. 1946 – Century line mechanical pencils. 1953 – Century ball-point pen introduced using Ellery Boss’ internal (patented) design. 1966 – Desk sets added to product line. 1968 – Women’s 14 karat gold filled and sterling silver ball-point pen and pencil sets. 1974 – Soft Tip Pen – felt tipped (forerunner of today’s Selectip rolling ball pen). 1981 – Classic Black writing instruments. 1982 – Fountain pen introduced outside U. 1982 – Women’s 10 karat gold filled writing instruments. 1983 – Women’s Classic Black writing instruments. Acquired as wholly-owned subsidiary (leather goods). 1983 – Two new executive desk set models introduced (Solid American Cherry and Select Walnut and Leather). 1984 – Fountain pen introduced in U. 1985 – Rolling Ball refill introduced for Selectip pen. 1986 – Gray writing instruments (with chrome appointments). 1987 – Fendi line acquired for distribution in the U. 1987 – Gray writing instruments for Women. 1988 – Pen stands and remodeled single unit desk sets. 1989 – 18 karat gold filled ball-point pen and 0.5mm mechanical pencil introduced outside U. 1989 – 0.5mm mechanical pencils in all case qualities. 1990 – 18 karat gold filled writing instruments introduced in the U. Including fountain pen and Selectip rolling ball pen. 1990 – Signature line of premium writing instruments introduced in the U. 1991 – Burgundy writing instruments; Women’s burgundy and lustrous chrome writing instruments. 1992 – Blue writing instruments; Women’s Blue writing instruments with 22 karat gold plated appointments. 1992 – Medalist writing instruments (chrome with 22 karat gold plated appointments). 1992 – Gray with 22 karat gold plated appointments. 1993 – Jewelers with 22 karat gold plated appointments. 1993 – Cross Townsend fountain pens and Selectip rolling ball pens to the international market in 18 karat gold filled, 10 karat gold filled, Black Lacquer, Titanium, Medalist. 1994 – Jewelers key ring gift sets. 1994 – Selectip rolling ball pen/key ring gift sets. 1994 – Victorinox knife and ball-point pen gift set. 1994 – Cross Townsend ball-point pen and 0.5mm pencil in 18 karat gold filled, 10 karat gold filled. Black Lacquer, Titanium and Medalist. 1994 – Cross Townsend Sienna and Marbled Green Lacquer. 1996 – Maglite Gift Sets: Solo black ball-point pen with Maglite. 1995 – Cross Townsend Lapis Lazuli. 1996 – Cross Townsend Sterling Silver and Quicksilver. 1997 – Cross Townsend Cardinal Red Lacquer (international market). 1996 – 50th Anniversary Ball-Point Pen in a Century Tin. 1996 – Jumbo Ball-Point Pen Refill for Selectip rolling ball pen. 1996 – Century Restage (international market) revised Century Selectip rolling ball pens and fountain pens. 1996 – Century II (international market) 14 Karat Gold Filled, 10 Karat Gold Filled, Blue Wood, Green Wood, Rose Wood, Black Lacquer. 1997 – PinnacleT 22 Karat Gold Plated, Sterling Silver and Peacock Blue accented with 22 karat gold plated appointments. 1997 – Cross Townsend Cardinal Red (international market). 1997 – Century 2000 (limited distribution): Lustrous Chrome, Classic Black and Blue Lacquer. 1997 – Cross Timepieces introduced to Retail and Special Markets accounts (limited distribution). Finishes include solid stainless steel, two-tone 18 karat gold filled and solid stainless steel and 18 karat gold filled bracelets and leather straps. 1997 – New Hallmark Designs to include golf, baseball, fishing, teaching (2), cat (2), dog (2), and Maxine “crabby” and “attitude problem” themes. 1998 – New Townsend Colors: Midnight Blue Lacquer, Cardinal Red Lacquer (domestic market). 1998 – Radiance (domestic market) Vesuvius Red, Oceania Blue, Amazon Green. 1998 – Alhambra Mica Gray in four technologies: ball-point pen, 0.5mm pencil, Selectip rolling ball pen and fountain pen. Cinnabar Red and Cobalt Blue in three technologies: ball-point pen, Selectip rolling ball pen and fountain pen. 1998 – Lumina Ball-Point Pens (domestic market): Champagne, Silver Gray and Pearl White. 1998 – Century II (international market) wide girth ball-point pens and 0.5mm pencils in 14 karat gold filled, sterling silver, 10 karat gold filled, Classic Black, Medalist, Lustrous Chrome, Blue Wood, Green Wood, Rose Wood and Black Lacquer finishes. 1998 – New Hallmark Designs include School Bus, Cat, Babysitter, Dog, Wonderful Human Being, Teacher, Friend and Coach themes. 1998 – Cross Timepieces expands line to include SonomaT chronographs and three-hand date series for him and her. Case and bracelet finishes include solid stainless steel and two-tone 18 karat gold filled and stainless steel and leather straps with solid stainless steel case. 1999 – Century II line U. Market include 23 Karat Gold Plated, Black Lacquer, Medalist and Chrome. Technologies include ball-point pen, 0.5mm pencil, Selectip Rolling Ball Pen and fountain pen. Alhambra Mica Gray, Cinnabar Red and Cobalt products become part of the Century II line. 1999 – Century Lumina Blue is introduced. 1999 – Cross Townsend Tuxedo (sterling silver cap with black lacquer barrel) writing instruments. Technologies include ball-point pen, Selectip rolling ball pen and fountain pen. 1999 – Cross Townsend Malachite Green. 1999 – Cross Townsend Midnight Blue Lacquer with silver plated appointments. 1999 – Cross Townsend Lustrous Chrome. 2000 – Popular priced product line marketed under the Bill Blass license name in a variety of styles and finishes. 2000 – Century II Sterling Silver and Tuxedo/Sterling Silver (Sterling Silver/ Black Lacquer). 2000 – Century II Serling Silver and Translucent Blue Lacquer. 2000 – Century II Tuxedo/Rhodium (Rhodium cap/Black Lacquer barrel) and Tuxedo/Silver Plated (Silver Plated cap/Black Lacquer barrel). 2000 – Century II Royal Blue, Charcoal Gray and Golden Mist with chrome plated appointments. 2000 – Century II Bay Blue Lacquer with chrome plated appointments. 2000 – Classic Century Chrome with a chrome top. 2000 – Morph ball-point pens in Jet Black, Electric Blue, Mars Red, Quicksilver, Aztec Orange, Copper, Sherwood Green and Sage Gold, with chrome plated appointments. 2000 – ATX in Basalt Black, Zirconium, Azurite Blue, Red Copper, Matte Chrome and Pure Chrome with chrome plated appointments. 2000 – Morph new colors – Bright chrome with chrome plated appointments and Matte Black and Matte Brown with Ruthenium plated appointments. 2001 – Ion in Neptune Blue, Lunar Gray, Jupiter Orange, Corona Red, Celestial Green and Aurora Blue. 2001 – Six gel ink refills for use in the Ion gel ink pen. Colors include Nucleus Black, Midnight Blue, Orbital Orange, Pulsar Purple, Galaxy Green and Electron Red. 2001 – Cross Townsend Affinity Series in Malachite Lacquer, Ochre Lacquer and Carbonite Lacquer. 2001 – MicroPen PDA-size retractable ball-point pen with stylus in blue, black, orange and silver. 2001 – Rolling Ball Refill converts to gel ink. 2002 – Morph² Rollerball in Smoked Vapor, Mercury and Blue Graphite finishes. 2002 – Cross Matrix® Multi-Function Pen, includes dual ball-point, stylus and option of a fountain pen or rolling ball feature. 2002 – Cross Matrix® Ball-Point Refills in red, black and blue, fine point. 2002 – Cross Matrix® Document Marker Refill, yellow. 2002 – ATX Lacquer finishes with rhodium plated appointments. Finishes include Sepia Brown, Cyanic Blue and Vernal Green. 2002 – Classic Century Lumina Pink ball-point pen. 2002 – Cross Accessory Line introduced. 2002 – Contemporary Cross Timepiece line introduced to the business gift market.
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Parker Duofold Mosaic Red Rollerball Pen New In Box Very Rare
PARKER DUOFOLD MOSAIC ROLLERBALL PEN , IN ORIGINAL BOX. WE ALSO LISTED THE FOUNTAIN PEN , & BALLPOINT PEN IN BLACK, AND IN RED.
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LOGOS Celluloid Piston Fountain Pen 14k Flex Nib Excellent Very Rare Vntage 50s
The item(s) you see in the photos is what you will receive. See all photos for more details and to help judge condition. If there are any questions please ask. CONDITION AS SHOWN ON PICTURES. Condition to be expected exactly what can be seen on the pictures added to the listing. Use the image to evaluate quality in order to avoid any future misunderstandings, please. I advise you to wait up to 30 days. If you don’t get your item in that period please contact me.. See my other items at store. Please note that the item is used, unless otherwise advertised, and will show some signs of age, wear and soiling. Item may vary in color or appearance from actual photos. Important for buyers from the USA. TSCA Certification for U. If required by U.
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Cross Spire VERY VERY RARE Beautiful White and Black Ballpoint Pen New in box
The Cross Spire ballpoint pen is a rare and beautiful writing instrument in white and black, featuring chrome trim and a metal construction. This new in box pen boasts a sleek design and high-quality craftsmanship, making it a desirable addition to any pen collection. With its distinctive design and premium features, this Cross ballpoint pen is sure to stand out as a unique and elegant writing tool. First one I’ve seen.
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Parker Vacuum Filler Fountain Pen Very Rare
THIS IS A VERY RARE AND DESIRABLE PARKER VACUUM FILLER FOUNTAIN PEN. PEN IS VERY CLEAN WITH ORIGINAL SURFACES, NO MARKS OR SCRATCHES TO MENTION, NICKEL TRIM IS CLEAN EXCEPT BOTTOM TASSI SHOWS SOME CORROSION. TWO TONE EARLY USA PARKER FINE POINT NIB. SECTION SHOWS SOME DISCOLOR – NOT A MISMATCH – AS SECTIONS ON THESE PENS ARE FIXED TO BARREL AND ARE NOT REMOVABLE. FILLING SYSTEM FULLY RESTORED. THERE ARE DOUBLE SCRIPT NAMES ON PEN BUT THEY ARE THIN AND NOT VERY NOTICEABLE. IMPRINT IS FULL AND BOLD. EXCEPTIONAL EXAMPLE OF THIS RARE VACUMATIC. 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 and there is almost nothing we can’t fix. We do crack repair and offer a full line of pen restoration services including the manufacture of caps and other pen parts when needed to supplement our vast inventory of pen parts.
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Cross Jade Fountain Pen Jade 18Kt Gold Fine Pt New In Box Very Rare Beauty
THIS IIS A BEAUTIFUL PEN. IT IS MADE OF JADE. CROSS HAS STOPPED MAKING THIS PEN YEARS AGO BECAUSE THEY SAID THAT IT IS VERY VERY EXPENSIVE FOR THEM TO PRODUCE THIS PEN. THIS PEN HAS A “18K” GOLD NIB. THE PEN IS BRAND NEW IN BOX WITH CARTRIDGES AND A CONVERTER.
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