Fountain Pen Made by Parker, Model 51

Fountain pen made by Parker, model 75, inlaid sterling silver body and cap, integrated slip and gilded rims, 14K gold nib, length: 13 cm.

Fountain pen made by Parker, Duofold Senior model, early 1920s, lapis-lazuli-like body combined with a clip and gilded rims, length: 13 cm. Light wear.

Fountain pen made by Parker, Deluxe Challenger model, 1930s, green-yellow and black marbled body and cap, 14K gold nib, length: 12.5 cm.

American, mid-20th century. Group consists of: pair of Parker '51' fountain pens, black with 2-tone Empire State cap, barrels imprinted 'Parker "51" Made in UK', double jeweled caps, blue diamond clip

Parker 51 gold-filled fountain pen and pencil set, marked "1/10 16K Gold-Filled / Made in U.S.A.", with original Parker 51 case. Pen 5.25" L. Case 0.75" H x 6" W.

Featuring Two Parker Fountain Pens, One Made In England And Marked Parker 61. The Other Made In U. S. And Marked Just Parker. Together With A Parker Ballpoint Pen.

Parker Gold Plated 75 and 51 Fountain Pens, #75 made in France, #51 made in England

Three (3). Includes three boxed Parker pens. Models "61", "75", and "51". 7.25" x 2.75" x 1". Very Good.

16K gold-filled fountain pen, marked "1/10 16K Gold-Filled / Made in U.S.A." Some stains on cap, three Parker fountain pens with metal cap and resin body. Some wear. Includes two Parker 51 cases and W

Heading: Author: Parker Title: Parker 51 Fountain Pen, Pre-Production Model, "61" Nib and Endpiece Place Published: Publisher: Date Published: 1953 Description: Parker 61

Pen made in the UK. Special edition series in excellent condition. Vermeil and black plastic body. Lightly used. Cap needs cleaning. Approximately 5 3/8 inches closed. This is a blue diamond Parker wi

Including: 51 fountain pen made in Canada, 45 fountain pen made in the USA, Duofold Jr. Fountain pen, and another with a silver cap. L: 13cm (5 1/8 in.)

Parker 51/61 prototype shop model fountain pen. This is a true prototype shop model pen from Parker’s Janesville factory. The cap is unique, with a clip similar to that of a 61 and the top of the ca

Parker set of 5 Fountain Pens. 3 Made in Argentina (LE and U model) and 2 made in USA (NL model). Box: 1 x 7 1/4 x 2 7/8 in. TO SHIP THIS ITEM IN USA OR INTERNATIONAL, PLEASE CONTACT THE SHIPPERS : 1)

Parker "51" fountain pen, black barrel, demonstrator model with clear plastic section and barrel engraved "DEMONSTRATOR," smooth metal cap with "wedding band," gold-plated "Blue Diamond" clip, peaked

Lot of 9 pens, including 4 rollerball pens (one desk pen), 2 fountain pens and 3 ballpoint pens. Various sizes, makers and models including Pelikan K800, Parker 51, Waterman and 2 sterling silver pens

Parker 75 sterling silver two-tone fountain pen and ballpoint pen set, marked: "Parker / Sterling Silver / Made in U.S.A.," with original "Parker" box. 5.125" L. Approx: 1.51 ozt inclusive.

Parker Vacumatic Streamlined Standard Active Service set in Jet Laminated. An uncommon Vacumatic model, Canadian made with original Active Service set slip case and fine semi flexible Parker Vacumatic

LOT (5) INCLUDING SET (2) VINTAGE STAR GOLD FILLED FOUNTAIN PEN/PENCIL; WASHINGTON GOLD FILLED SAFETY PENDANT FOUNTAIN PEN; PARKER 51 AND WATERMAN LEVER FILLER

Collection of 13 fountain pens made by Parker, United States-England and Argentina, of which 7 are pens with gold filled lids. Reasonable usage marks. A crack in the plastic body to the blue pen with

Collection of fountain pens including Parker 51 red and black, 2 Watermans with 14ct gold nibs, Sheaffer with Mont Blanc top and a Watermans fountain pen & roller ball modern presentation boxed set (7

Ballpoint Pen Made by Parker, Model 75 Insignia, 14K Gold filled metal body, decorated with a chequered pattern, marked, fully functional, length: 13 cm.

Group of six pens, including one Montblanc Meisterstuck fountain pen, one Parker 51 fountain pen; one Tourneau fountain pen; two Cross ballpoint pens; and one rollerball pen marked "Germany." SKU: 041

(6) Vintage Parker '51' Fountain pens; The Parker 51 was marketed as the ‘World’s Most Wanted Pen’ due to its popularity among pen retailers in the 1940s.