Parker's "Super Chrome" ink was marketed in 1947 and claimed to be the "first basic ink improvement in over 250 years." It offered almost instant drying, greater brilliance and a wider selection of colours.
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Ref. 940
Ceramic Parker 51 desk base and ashtray, measuring 130mm x 300mm (5" x 12"), a single miniscule chip on the right of its front edge - see image, maker's marks as per image, USA, circa 1960s (very good). Sold
Ref. 1090
Parker 45 Harlequin ballpoint pen, circle decoration, good mechanism, no dings or marks, 1980s, English, (excellent). Sold
Ref. 992
Parker figural desk tidy, black with gold detail. A ceramic novelty from the 1980s manufactured by the Silver Crane Co., single 3mm chip to one edge but otherwise as new. Sold
Ref. 949
Parker 65 Cirrus, brushed finish, 14crt generous medium nib, cartridge/converter, rare in this condition, English, c. 1976, (very good). Sold
Ref. 805
Parker Quink ink bottle desk tidy. A promotional ceramic novelty from the 1980s, (excellent). Sold