Vintage
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Burnham Matador No. 77
These pens are a bit of a mystery to me. The clips on the caps tell me that these are Burnham pens, but the model imprinted on the barrels say...
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Parker Mixy
The Parker Mixy was designed to be a “school” pen and was released to the market in 1979 in France and phased out there only 2 years later. However, production...
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Pilot Super 200
There’s a good blog posting about the Pilot Super 200 on this page. Apparently, this model had a wide range of nibs available. This one is a fine with a...
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Penol 3K
In the mid-1930s, Penol introduced two faceted models, the 8K (for “kanter”, the Danish word for “edges”) and the smaller 3K. In 1937, the 3K was updated to have a...
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Rønnings Ink Bottles
For one more bottle, see this posting.
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Osmia dip pen set
This Osmia set includes a letter opener, dip pen holder, retractable pencil, and wax sealer. V2024039
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Lady Sheaffer 630
V2024043
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Montblanc 422 & 490
This ballpoint and fountain pen set was made by Montblanc in the 1970s. The 422 fountain pen was also known as the “Caressa”, although I don’t know if this included...
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Parker Quink Cookie Jar
I found this cookie jar at a flea market yesterday and couldn’t go home without it. I’ve called it a cookie jar, but it might just have been intended for...
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Parker #25L
This Parker #25L was made around 1919. It’s a button filler made of ebonite (therefore the 2) with a number 5 nib (hence the 5), and it’s the Long version....