Denmark
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Penol No. 220
Material: Green Marbleised Lead diameter: 1.18 mm Bands: 3 Length, capped: mm Length, uncapped: mm Barrel diameter: mm (max) V201642
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The Thornlea
Wood: Olivewood and Mammoth Tusk Nib: Bock Extra fine (not shown) Nib size: #6 Cap: Clipless, not postable Length, capped: mm Length, uncapped: mm Barrel diameter: 15.0 mm (max) Cap diameter: 16.5 mm (max)...
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Big Ben Master
Green Marbled Nib imprint: Warranted, 14CT, Osmiridium Nib size: #5 Cap: postable, but not secure Length, capped: 134.8 mm Length, uncapped:116.5 mm Barrel diameter: 12.5 mm (max) Cap diameter: 14.0 mm...
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Big Ben / Luxor
Cap: Postable Length, capped: 131.7 mm Length, uncapped: 120.5 mm Barrel diameter: 11.4 mm (max) Cap diameter: 12.5 mm (max) Mass: 13.0 g (with empty cartridge) V201651
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Penol No. 1N Aëro
This Penol 1N is a small pen, and was made around 1940-1941. It is an “Aëro” pen, meaning that it is a button filler with an ink sac – however,...
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Penol No. 2 Aëro
The Penol No. 2 Aëro was made between 1937 and 1940 at the Christian Olsen factory in Copenhagen. The “Aëro” designation refers to the fact that it is a button...
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Montblanc No. 2 Pencil
This Montblanc No. 2 mechanical pencil from circa 1930 takes 1.18 mm leads. The hard rubber has obviously faded over time, but the mechanism works perfectly. The pencil was probably...
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Penol Skolepen
Item number: V201639
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Big Ben
Unknown model. The cap bands are somewhat loose. The nib reads: Big Ben 14k-58 Item number: V201646
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Penol 1252
The Penol 1252 was made by the Christian Olsen factory in Denmark in 1952. This is a small pen with a very flexible nib. Item number: V201620