Waterman 15, Canada, c. 1912, very early slip cap eyedropper for export to England, rare early art nouveau sterling silver overlay, with round crown, on the cap lip engraved "Pat May24´90", on the barrel the engraving is very faint, remaining mostly illegible, with original slip-on clip with the Ideal globe and fully hallmarked, great gold original nib engraved "Waterman' s Ideal Canada 5, smooth flexible medium point. The hallmarks correspond to FDW ( for Frank D. Waterman who was the nephew of company founder Lewis Edson Waterman. After the death of his uncle in 1901, he took over as president and led the company during its decades of greatest global expansion). The hallmarks with the leopard head, the passant lion and the letter r correspond to London 1912-1913. Minor damages on the overlay, some oxidation on the BHR watch the pictures for a better evaluation of the condition, but a great example of a very early Georgian time piece with an excellent smooth and wonderfully flexible nib. #725 $usd 370

Waterman pencil, US, c. 1925, black hard rubber with gold filled crisp "Gothic" pattern overlay, clean empty reserve, 13.3 cm long, 0,9 mm leads, matches 0552 or 0552½ fountain pen; crisp with lovely toning, early model without eraser and without metal nozzle tip. Excellent #L286 $usd 150

Waterman 42 (0542) Italy, c. 1934, safety pen (retracting nib), black hard rubber with Ivy & diamond 18Kt rolled gold overlay, ring top, Waterman´s Ideal fine nib, very good, non disturbing tool marks on the knob, very good. This fine model is depicted in the Cavaliere catalogue of the year 1934, this overlay models were strictly controlled by the Cavaliere company which was the General Agent of Waterman in Italy. #518 $USD 450

Waterman 452 1/2V, US, c. 1925, sterling silver basketweave filigree, clipless, with a loop on top for use as a ring top hanging on a ribbon or a necklace, on the cap lip engraved "Waterman' s Sterling" and on the barrel "Made in USA Sterling", solid gold nib engraved "Waterman Reg US Pat Off", fine flexible point, lever filling. Excellent overlay, just a very superficial small ding on barrel edge. Excellent #935 reserverd

Waterman 92, Canada, c. 1929, celluloid with red and bronze chunks, gold plated clip, cap ring band and lever, on the barrel engraved "Waterman' s Made in Canada Fountain Pen" and the Ideal globe, on the end "92", original gold nib engraved "Waterman Reg US Pat Off", fine point, lever filling. Excellent, scarce color #627 $usd 220

Waterman 92V vest pocket, Canada c. 1934, moss agate colored with gold plated clip and a thin single cap band, on the barrel imprint "Waterman´s made in Canada Fountain pen" and the Ideal globe and 92V at the end, solid gold Waterman´s Ideal Canada nib, fine-medium point, lever filling, 10,9 cm length capped, 13.8 cm posted. Excellent #1005 $usd 130

Waterman 3 Canada, c. 1930, greenish and bronze color celluloid, nickel plated clip and lever, cap ring missing, on the barrel engraved "Waterman' s Made in Canada Fountain Pen" and the Ideal globe, on the end "3",14 k solid gold nib engraved "Waterman' s 14 K Ideal Canada", medium point, lever filling, some wear on the clip ball. Very good #1215 $usd 90

Waterman 515, England, c. 1947, top of the range, solid green celluloid, with dual (two) cap bands, which is a distinct variation of this highly regarded 1940s vintage lever-filler fountain pen. While the standard 515 typically features one broad cap band, the two-band version is often a localized UK variant or an early "Commando" transition model, iconic Art Deco clip, on the barrel crisp imprint "Waterman`s Made in England", scarce keyhole 14 kt gold nib imprinted "Waterman´s Ideal England", medium point, lever filler. Excellent, stil with the selling label, scarce variation of the model #734 $USD 175

Waterman 515, England, c. 1947, tier top of the range, rolled gold iconic Art Deco clip and wide cap band, on the barrel crisp imprint "Waterman`s Made in England 515", big original 14 kt gold nib imprinted "Waterman´s 14 Ct England 5", firm medium point, lever filler. This pen has a black cap and extremely dark blue barrel. Due to the shortage of materials of postwar years, Parker used to fit black caps to different colors of their pens. Good condition, some brassing on the edges, big size smooth nib #1163 $usd 120

Waterman W5, England, c. 1947, top-tier executive model, The W5 is the direct successor to the 515, and both are prized for their elegant Art Deco styling and excellent 14k gold nibs. This example in desirable pearlescent blue shades of celluloid, on the barrel engraved "Waterman´s Made in England W5", the nib with the imprint "Waterman 14 Ct W5", medium point semiflexible, big iridium, lever filler. Excellent in the most attractive striated pattern #744 $USD 175

These pens appear to be the flagships of the English range, and this example is in a most attractive iridescent striated blue pattern

Waterman W5, England, c. 1947, top-tier executive model, The W5 is the direct successor to the 515, and both are prized for their elegant Art Deco styling and excellent 14k gold nibs. This example in pearlescent greenish shades of celluloid, on the barrel engraved "Waterman´s Made in England W5", the nib with the imprint "Waterman 14 Ct W5", fine point semiflexible, big iridium, lever filler. Good condition, some brassing, some discoloration at the end of the barrel #746 $usd 120

Waterman L5, England, c. 1964, top pf the range, solid blue celluloid, gold plated globe V clip and trims, on the barrel crisp imprint "Waterman`s Made in England L5" and remainings of chalk mark indicating price, 14 kt gold nib imprinted "Waterman´s 14 Ct 5", fine point, lever filler. Excellent #2585 $USD 120