In 1889 George S. Parker secured a patent for his improved ink feed. He was soon producing his own improved pens.
Parker Archive - Page 2
Ref. 771
Parker Duofold Red Mosaic, 18crt gold platinum plated medium nib, all trim is platinum, uninked and as new in all respects, complete with box and papers, cartridge converter, produced for a limited period in 2002, (mint). Sold
Ref. 722
Red Chinese Laque Parker Sonnet Premier, 23crt gold plated trim, 18crt gold/rhodium highlighted medium nib, uninked, missing box, original RRP £165, (mint). Sold
Ref. 749
Parker 75 Milleraies pen and ballpoint twin set, gold plated, 14crt medium nib, round section, narrow section band, converter filler, no dings, bruises or scratches, circa 1989, (excellent). Sold
Ref. 655
Parker Vacumatic, gold pearl, blue diamond clip, gold filled trim, crisp and clear colours and imprints, plastic plunger, 14crt medium arrow nib, no marks or scratches, circa 1946, (very good). Sold
Ref. 728
Parker 61 9crt gold ballpoint pen, tear drop decoration, hallmarked to the cap, clip and barrel, unmarked in all respects, 1973, (excellent). Sold
Ref. 090
Valentine candy stick pen, brown, red and silver, with the original 14crt medium Valentine nib and ball clip, no scratches to the cap or barrel, slight brassing to the clip and lever, clear maker's marks, English, circa 1940s, (good). Sold
Ref. 566
Parker 65 Consort Insignia, heavy rolled gold cap and barrel, converter, pearlised jewels to cap and barrel, medium nib, unmarked in any way, English, circa 1970s. Sold
Ref. 185
Parker 65 Flighter, pearlised studs on cap and barrel ends, boxed with original guarantee, converter, 14crt fine nib, circa 1972, (excellent). Sold
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