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Very scarce example of "Escritor 44", Argentina, c. 1950, appealing striated celluloid greenish grey, screw cap with broad rolled gold band with a chain pattern and a blank reserve for engraving intitials, tapered clip ended in a arrow shape with a jewel on the top, hooded gold nib fine point, button filling. I do not know what kind of ink should use with this pen. Any way a new sac has been installed.Excellente condition, extremely scarce. #2781 $USD 60 |
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Carey overlay eyedropper, New York, c. 1905. Carey is a special name for pen collectors: a New York City maker of the early Golden Age, whose products were both high in quality and made in limited numbers and are very hard to find today. This is a Vintage fountain pen by Carey Pen Company (1890-1915) marked on rim The "Carey" Fountain Pen. The Carey Pen Company made very high quality pens and distribution appears to have been primarily in the New York area. . The pen is a black hard rubber half-overlay taper-cap eyedropper-filler, the overlay features a highly detailed rhomboidal design with a blank non engraved reserve, unfortunately with gold test mark. The pretty flexible nib is has a nice iridium and is marked 14 Kt warranted and a kind of star design. The pen measures approx. 125 mm capped and 153 mm posted. #960 $USD 350
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Monteverde Invincia, USA, Carbon fiber, blue cap, black steel nib, fine point, cartridge or converter filling. MInt, no box. #3083 $USD 70
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