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Vintage Pens: 0146 Parker 45
Filling Mechanism: Cartridge/Converter
Era: 1960-1979

Price: $49.99

Even though it was considered by Parker to be a lower tier fountain pen, this Parker 45 is a very attractive and smooth writer. It is a cartridge-only filler and includes an original empty cartridge. The pen and cap are in good condition with a little wear on the clip and tail of the body. 13.7cm capped.

Vintage Pens: Parker 45

Vintage Pens: 0141 Parker 45
Filling Mechanism: Cartridge/Converter
Era: 1960-1979

Price: $74.99

In near-mint condition this Parker 45 is a real treat! Its two-tone steel cap and sleek black body are flawless. The nib is a smooth-writing medium. The original filling system is in complete working order. Even more interesting is the bonus accessory that Parker packaged with its Parker 45: a newpaper clipper. All of it comes in its original box. The pen is 13.6cm capped.

Vintage Pens: Parker 21

Vintage Pens: 0140 Parker 21
Filling Mechanism: Aerometric Filler
Era: 1950-1959

Price: $39.99

The inexpensive version of the Parker 51, the Parker 21 is a reliable classic pen. This one is in great working order with its original ink sac. The filling mechanism features a little rust, but it works fine. There is a little discoloration in the cowling, as can be seen in the photo. The matching pencil is inoperable and has a loose clip. The pen writes a medium line. Each shows light surface wear. The pen measures 13.4cm capped.

Vintage Pens: Parker Jotter

Vintage Pens: 0139 Parker Jotter
Filling Mechanism: Ballpoint
Era: 1960-1979

Price: $59.99

The Parker Jotter is one of the earliest click ballpoint pens and one of the longest continuously produced pens in history. This early Jotter set is still in full working order and in nearly perfect condition. The steel and olive combination makes for a handsome set. We aren't 100% certain this set is from the '60s, but it does have the brass lining on the inner cap of pre-1970 Jotters. The box includes the original Parker price tag. The pen measures 13cm.

Vintage Pens: Parker 45

Vintage Pens: 0138 Parker 45
Filling Mechanism: Aerometric Filler
Era: 1960-1979

Price: $39.99

Need a daily user that still delivers? Try this Parker 45 with a smooth steel medium nib. Its two-tone cap and olive body are a handsome combination. The original ink sac and filling mechanism are still in good working order. There’s a little fading of the gold coloring on the clip, and the pen shows a little wear, but it is in generally good condition. 13.6cm capped.

Modern Pens: Parker Frontier

Modern Pens: 0133 Parker Frontier
Filling Mechanism: Crescent Filler
Era: 1980-present

Price: $49.99

Never out of its original packaging, this Parker Frontier is a great daily user and a good pen for a person just exploring writing with a fountain pen. It only takes modern Parker ink cartridges and features a medium nib. It comes with a pen case and a factory warranty! The barrel of the pen is a dark, transluscent blue. The pen measures 14.7 cm, as you see it in the photo.

Vintage Pens: Parker Duofold

Vintage Pens: 0131 Parker Duofold
Filling Mechanism: Button Filler
Era: 1920-1929

Price: $324.99
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A Parker senior Big Red Duofold stands out in any collection, but one with an extra fine- to fine-point nib is a rare treat for any vintage pen collection. This streamlined Parker Duofold offers a smooth writing original extra fine/fine nib, Christmas tree/spear ink feed and a nearly museum quality refinement. There's a little brassing at the top and bottom of the cap ring, "S.B. Shuler" is engraved on the barrel and there's a teeny little nick to the top of the black streamlined cap topper. Those are the only "flaws." No cracks or chips or teeth marks. The filling mechanism has been fully restored. The Parker Lucky Curve imprint is weak but clear. 14 cm. capped.

Vintage Pens: Parker VS

Vintage Pens: 0130 Parker VS
Filling Mechanism: Button Filler
Era: 1940-1949

Price: $89.99

The Parker VS stands for "Victory Series." These often overlooked vintage pens were part of Parker's post-World War II sales and marketing efforts. In order to guarantee that they had high-quality affordable pens available for returning G.I.s, Parker resurrected its button-fill technology and packaged it with sleek new styling. Thus, soldiers and sailors didn't have to spend a fortune on a more expensive Parker Vacumatic or Parker 51. Fully restored, we are not sure this pen was ever inked outside of a dip test to see how smoothly the fine-point nib writes. (Very smoothly) The inkfeed is crystal clear. This Parker VS has minor surface wear and an imprint from 1947. The blind cap closes flush to the body. 13.9 cm capped.

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