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Pen #3003   Mint Sheaffer Tuckaway   SOLD
Overall Grade:  mint	Metal: excellent	Material: celluloid
Nib condition: excellent	Flaws:  none	Filler:   plunger
Point: fine	Imprint:    crisp	Size:  4.5"
COMMENTS:   ....True mint.  This is a 1946 or so production of the Tuckaway, made before Sheaffer started using the filler units with the section attached that unscrews from the barrel.  The pen has never been filled, the inside of the cap is clean as a whistle, the nib has never seen ink.  I've replaced the packing unit and head gasket seals so that you can use the pen if you want to.  Water tested only so you need to tell us if you want us to fill the pen with ink and test when you order the pen.

Pen #3024   Faceted Namiki Vanishing Point    $297
Overall Grade:  Excellent	Metal: excellent	Material: plastic
Nib condition: excellent	Flaws:  none	Filler:   cartridge/converter              converter included
Point:     fine	Imprint:    crisp	Size:  5.5"
COMMENTS:  The Namiki Vanishing Point pens date from the 90s.   The Namiki version of the pen was retired in 1999, but they're getting to be hard to find, especially in this condition.  This pen is from my personal collection.  It has seen little use, and I'm finding that smaller pens like this no longer work for me, so out it goes.  In the Namiki box, with the instruction book, a cartridge with the cartridge cover and a CON-20 converter. The case is in excellent condition.

Pen #3011   Jr Size Sheaffer Balance   $127
Overall Grade:  excellent	Metal: excellent	Material:  celluloid
Nib condition: excellent	Flaws:  see comments	Filler:  lever
Point: extra fine  3-25	Imprint:    excellent	Size:  4.8"
COMMENTS:   We had a longer version of this pen earlier this year.  One of the rarer colors of the Sheaffer line back in the 30's.  The cap is correct with red lines through the plastic.  The setting of the pen just shows the part where the red lines don't run through the gray marble.  The nib for this non -Lifetime version is the correct 3-25 (#3 size, 25 year warranty) gold nib. Excellent imprint, clean lever and cap band.  There is some minor wear to the clip.  Restored

Pen #2849    Gregg Shorthand pen      $157
Overall Grade: extra fine	Metal:  replated	Material:  celluloid
Nib condition:  excellent	Flaws:	Filler: lever
Point: fine 14K stamped GREGG	Imprint: none - see comments	Size:  5.0"
COMMENTS:  This is an interesting little pen, and perhaps rare.  I've only handled one.  It's on the slender side, but not skinny.  When posted, the pen is nicely balanced.   I think that the pen was made by Sheaffer because the unmarked clip  screams "WASP" (Walter A Sheaffer Pen - a Sheaffer sub brand), and the lever and J bar are of the  Sheaffer design.  The only branding is the GREGG enamel medallion on the top of the cap, and GREGG on the nib.  No imprint, and I think that there never was one, with the cap top and  nib serving as the branding for the pen.   The 14K nib is a nice writing fine.  The trim has been replated with a base layer of nickel and top layer of gold.  Fully restored.

Pen #3014   Parker Challenger    $147
Overall Grade: extra fine	Metal: excellent	Material: celluloid
Nib condition: excellent	Flaws: see comments	Filler:   button
Point: fine	Imprint:    worn but readable	Size:  5"
COMMENTS:   Made in the first quarter of 1940 the Challenger was a middle line of pens, sharing components with the Duofold Jr pens, but a better quality than the Parkettes.  This was in the middle of the production time line - so it's design predated the Royal Challenge, but the clip design is more like the Vacumatic with the jewel on top. The imprint is a bit worn, but readable.  There is some wear to the plating on the clip as is typical with the nickel trim pens, but no brassing.  The cap bands have been replated with nickel. The window in the section shows ink level, the breather tube that you see on the inside on these pens did absolutely nothing.  It just made you think that it took in a little more ink because it was there - but there wasn't a hole going from the middle of the feed up to the ink channel as there was on the Vacumatic pens.  Just marketing....   Restored, as are all of our pens!

Pen #3021 Aerometric demi 51   $137
Overall Grade:  excellent	Metal: excellent	Material:   Lucite
Nib condition: excellent	Flaws:  none	Filler:     Aerometric
Point:  fine	Imprint:	Size:  5.1"
COMMENT:  As has been noted elsewhere, the change over to aerometric 51s not only included a change of filling system, but also size, both length and diameter, to create the Demi 51.  People with smaller hands seem to like the size of the pen a bit better than the standard 51.  This one is in excellent condition.  Restored with a new PVC sac, and the Lustraloy cap refrosted to replicate the etched frosting of the original finish.  Original jewel too.

Pen #3005  Mint Stickered Parker 21 set      $97
mintOverall Grade:  mint	Metal: excellent	Material:plastic
Nib condition: mint	Flaws:  none	Filler:  aerometric
Point: extra fine	Imprint:	Size: base is 4 1/4"  X  3 1/4"
COMMENTS:   Mint, stickered Parker 21 set.  I've water tested the pen, and there was no sign of ink in the water.  The sticker is a little loose as you can see in the picture.  The box is in excellent condition - no tape holding things together.  All of the internal cardboard is there, along with the cellophane wrapper, cardboard tube to protect the nib, and the original sales slip which you can see here....  It evidently was a last minute Christmas gift as the hand written receipt is dated 12/23 - no year though.   If you want me to fill the pen and test the pen before we send it out, please let me know when you write to place the order.

Pen #2999   Sheaffer Admiral      $87
Overall Grade:  excellent	Metal: excellent	Material: Forticel
Nib condition: excellent	Flaws:  none	Filler:      Touchdown
Point:  fine	Imprint:   excellent	Size:  5.1"
COMMENTS:   ...one Admiral set sail today on its way to its new owner, and another one pops up.   We'll  just go with the narrative for the one that just sold since they're nearly identical pens.  I've said it before, but Sheaffer wasn't especially creative with their names.  The name "Admiral" like Craftsman, was used for a number of different pens, all quite different.  This one with it's TM touchdown filling system dates from the late 40s into the early 50s. The Admiral started off as a lever filler, then plunger filler, ending  up in 1950-51 with the Touchdown system, the internal parts the same as the TM Touchdown pens and the Touchdown Imperial line. What separates it from the Craftsman is the #5 Feathertouch nib.  A little fatter than the TM pens, it's comfortable to hold, and the Feathertouch nibs were good nibs too.  They didn't have the Lifetime warranty, but they compete in the way that they write!  Freshly restored.

Pen #2877   Kohinoor Rapidograph   $67
Overall Grade:  extra fine	Metal: excellent	Material: see comments
Nib condition:  excellent	Flaws: see comments	Filler:  piston
Point:  fine	Imprint:  extra fine	Size:  5.2"
COMMENTS:  The Rapidograph is an imported export.  The stylographic pens first appeared in the US in pens like the Inkograph, and were taken back to Germany in the inter war period, where they were popular because the tube was cheaper to make than a nib.  With a weighted wire running down the middle, technical drawing inks could be used because the wire moving up and down while you wrote kept it from clogging.  They came back to this country after the war as a technical drawing pen with the tubular nibs made in a range of diameters, which gave specific line widths without messing with a dip style drawing pen.  The nib on this one is marked 2 1/2.  Line width is on the wider side for these pens.  The barrel is hard rubber, the cap is plastic, which is common for these pens.  A little wear to the plating on the clip and the stamping on the red band is a bit worn, but otherwise the pen is in very nice condition.

Pen #3023   Esterbrook J and pencil  SOLD
Overall Grade:  excellent	Metal: excellent	Material:   Cellulose Acetate?
Nib condition: excellent	Flaws:  none	Filler:   lever
Point:  9556  "fine Writing"	Imprint:    extra fine	Size:  5"
COMMENTS:   A red Esterbrook J was my first Esterbrook back in high school.  I have no idea what happened to the pen.  It is a better pen than the No Nonsense I bought on my way to college to start my freshman year.  The Dubonet red of the pen is a rich red, the pencil a little lighter.  The nib is a very nice writing Extra fine that lays down a line around 0.3mm. Fully restored and ready for you to use.  The pencil  uses standard 0.046" lead, or about 1.1mm  A good supply of lead in the chamber and a good eraser.

Pen #3009      Copper SJ Esterbrook    $57
Overall Grade:  excellent	Metal: excellent	Material:  Esterbrook's stuff....            I forget what it's called.
Nib condition: excellent	Flaws:  none	Filler:   lever
Point:  2668 - "general writing"	Imprint:       crisp	Size:  4.8"
COMMENTS:   The SJ is the thinner and slightly shorter version of the Esterbrook pens.  Made from the 40s into the 60s (I bought my first one in 1972 or so) they're a well made, durable pen.  The trim is stainless steel, not plated brass so no plating to wear. While Wahl Eversharp started the interchangeable nib thing, Esterbrook kept it going, offering a wider range of nibs from the economical 1000 series nibs to the 9000 series "Durachrome" nib.  The 2668 is described by  Esterbrook  as "General writing", and is more or less a fine nib.  Smoothed, it's nice writing.  The pen is in excellent condition, no flaws, crisp imprint and great color.

Pen #3008   Pygmy Balance    $137
Overall Grade:  excellent	Metal: excellent	Material: celluloid
Nib condition: excellent	Flaws:  none	Filler:   lever
Point: fine	Imprint:  excellent	Size:  4.1"
COMMENTS:  I don't know if that's what they're really called, but it works....    Robyn says that the pen is "really cute."  Can pens be cute?  My cat is cute, and plays fetch with paper balls, which is cute.  I've never seen a pen play fetch.  I rarely use the words rare, but if it isn't rare (VS cute) it at least  fall is into the "rather uncommon" category.  If the proportions look like they're off, they are, though correct.  This is the same diameter as a slender Balance, but about 3/4" shorter than a Jr pen, The clip indicates an early pen - about 1929.  White dot, Lifetime nib, it's like the "Tuckaway"  or maybe "Sport" of the Balance line.  The cap does post, not too short for writing,   Clean trim, no brassing, no tooth marks.   Fully restored

Pen #3006   Demi  Parker 51  pen and pencil  $147
Overall Grade: extra fine	Metal: excellent	Material:  Lucite
Nib condition: excellent	Flaws:  flaking on sac guard	Filler:  aerometric
Point:  fine	Imprint:  extra fine	Size:  5.1"
COMMENTS:    When Parker introduced the aerometric 51, they also came out with a new Demi version.  The original Vacumatic version was the same diameter as the standard 51, but shorter.  The new ones are thinner as well.   The pen and pencil strictly speaking are not a set - the pen has a 4th quarter 1948 date code, the pencil which is a shorter version to go with the demi pen has a 3rd quarter 1952 date code.  The pen has an early "press 6 times" sac guard which has some flaking to the plating on the sac guard. Excellent frosting on the pen and pencil.  Restored with a new PVC sac.

Pen #3007  Aerometric demi 51   $127
Overall Grade:  excellent	Metal: excellent	Material:   Lucite
Nib condition: excellent	Flaws:  none	Filler:     Aerometric
Point:  xf	Imprint:	Size:  5.1"
COMMENT:  An aerometric Parker 51 in gray.  Extra fine nib, fully restored.  Later production so no date code and a hoop end sac guard/filler.  Nice frosting on the cap over all with a few scuff marks in the frosting on one side (you can sort of see it in the picture above).

Pen #2938   Sheaffer slender flat top    $137
Overall Grade:  extra fine	Metal: excellent	Material:  celluloid
Nib condition:  excellent	Flaws:  replated band	Filler:  lever
Point:  fine	Imprint: extra fine	Size:  5.2"
COMMENTS:  This is one of the "odds and ends" items.  I've had it in the shop for a while, restored, but have no idea where I got it. Longer than a Jr size Sheaffer, thinner than a Sr flat top, but about the same length.  Lifetime nib, white dot in the top of the cap.  Humped flat ball clip.  No cracks, no chips or tooth marks.  The clip was replated and then the cap band plated to match color.

Pen #2836  Parker 75 Flighter pencil   $37
Overall Grade:  excellent	Metal: excellent	Material: stainless
Nib condition:  excellent	Flaws:  none	Filler: twist mechanism
Point:   36 thousandths/0.9mm	Imprint:	Size:  5"
COMMENTS:  This has been lurking in the pen trays for quite a while.  The pencil goes with a  75 Flighter.  Stainless steel, with a thin gold plated band cut into the barrel.  Twist mechanism, working of course.  The pencil uses "thin lead" which is  0.036"/0.9mm lead which is commonly available

Pen #2962   Stainless Sheaffer slender Fashion pen   $47
Overall Grade:  mint	Metal: excellent	Material: stainless
Nib condition: mint	Flaws:  none	Filler:   cartridge/converter              converter included
Point:  medium	Imprint:	Size:  5.4"
COMMENTS:  I remember seeing these in a store in the mid 80s.  Nice pens, more than a student grade pen.  Stainless nib, brushed stainless cap band barrel.  The nib units are marked medium.  Like the slim Targa, these take the slim converters and cartridges, which Sheaffer discontinued decades ago.  We're including a Monteverde syringe style mini converter which Sheaffer was selling as a replacement for the slim converter.  Though they work, we recommend looking into the Kaweco syringe style mini converter used in the Kaweco sport. We think that with the metal band around the nipple they'll be more reliable in the long run.  You may be able to use a standard International cartridge in the pen....   Warranty on the pens, not the converter. TWO PENS AVAILABLE

Pen #2963  Sheaffer Prelude Ballpoint    $37
Overall Grade:  excellent	Metal: excellent	Material: brushed stainless or                 lacquer over brass
Nib condition:  nib?  What nib?	Flaws:  none	Filler:   ballpoint
Point:   ballpoint	Imprint:	Size:  5.
COMMENTS: Twist action ballpoints.  The Preludes are a nice, chunky pen, but not too fat to be comfortable in the hand.  The refill is one of the Monteverde ballpoint refills made to fit Sheaffer pens.  It works, and is I think a bit better than Sheaffer's were.    Black pen - sold

Pen #2936  Sheaffer Connaisseur ballpoint     $77
Overall Grade:  extra fine	Metal: excellent	Material: plastic
Nib condition:  nib?  What nib?	Flaws:  none	Filler:   ballpoint
Point:   ballpoint	Imprint:	Size:  5.4
COMMENTS:  A good size ballpoint - twist action.  The refill is one of the Monteverde ballpoint refills made to fit Sheaffer pens.  It works, and is I think a bit better than Sheaffer's were.

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