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Circa 1923 Conklin No. 26 in Black Chased Hard Rubber (BCHR). This pen appears
to have had little use. The chasing and imprints are sharp. The Conklin logo imprint
on the barrel is a little light, but it was not imprinted deeply at the factory. The cap
and barrel has nice shine to it, the color is about 95%. I can see a very slight amount
of discoloration. The nib is a flexible 14K Conklin #2. I'll try to get a writing sample
up on this one soon, or you can e-mail me for one from the order button. Condition
Excellent, one minor fault is the lever appears to have been lifted against a hardened
ink sac and has about a 1 mm upward bow. This is a very nice example of this model.

Order #NWPW 8

1920's Ingersoll in Orange Plastic. This is a nice old flat top in
shape. The cap band has quite a bit of brassing, the clip looks fine.
In the photos you will see there are a couple of unusual features to
this pen. One is the imprint on the top of the cap. The other odd
feature is the unusual fill system. It is a twist fill. Under the barrel
end cap there a knob that resembles an upholstery tack. It is
original and correct for the pen. The nib is a very smooth and nice
writing ultra flexible 14K, marked "CHI". The pen resembles a
Parker Duofold Senior and is slightly longer than a Duo Sr. The
length is 5 5/8 inches or 14.2 cm. It has been fully restored inside
and out, fills and writes well. With the exception of the cap band
the pen is in Excellent Condition.

Price $175.00 plus S&H

Order # GD 5

Century ring top in black chased hard rubber. These pens were
made in Whitewater, Wisconsin. This one was made in the late
teens or early 1920's. The Century Pen Co. manunfactured
good quality pens. This example has not brassing. The chasing
on the cap is more lightly imprinted than the barrel. It does
have faint discoloration. The nib is an Ultra-Flexible Fine 14K
marked "Century Pen". This is a brand that is somewhat
uncommon and prized by collectors of early vintage pens. The
condition is Very Good.

Price $129.00 plus shipping

Order # NWPW 37

Wearever Pen-Pencil Combination, in green with
white marbling. The trim on this combo is steel
which originally had a thin gold wash, which is
long since gone. There is some of the original gold
left on the nib. The plastic is very pretty in this
pen. The steel nib creates some line with variance,
similar to an italic. The nib appears to be a
Medium. The length is 6 inches or 15.2 cm. The
overall condition is Very Good.

Price $49.00 plus shipping

Order # NWPW 38

1920's Miniature ring top pen, in black hard
rubber. This is a lever fill pen with a 14K nib.

There is no brassing on the gold filled trim. It
has been hung from a chatelaine pin that is
made of 1/10th 10K. The chatelaine pin is in
excellent condition and is without brassing.
The pin is an open filigree style fleur-de-lis.
The pen measures 3 inches or 7.6 cm. The
nib is a flexible broad Italic or possibly a
broad stub signature. It makes a nice line
variation and is quite smooth. The cap has a
name imprinted, "M.D. Miller". The overall
condition of pen and pin is Excellent.

Price $75.00 plus shipping with insurance

Order # NWPW 68