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1927 Waterman's Red Ripple, with red band. This is classic
Waterman's!! The color is good, and much better than my picture. I would classify this particular pen in the "user" class. It has some brassing on the lever, cap band and clip ball, and the barrel imprints are somewhat worn, but legible. The nib is a flexible keyhole Medium, with no color imprinted. It writes very nicely, but is incorrect for the pen. The pen has been fully restored inside and out. It's a decent example. The over all condition is Very Good.
Price $375.00 plus S&H
Order # NWPW 16
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1926 - '27 Waterman's 52V in black chased hard rubber, nickel trim.
This pen has a 14K Ultra-flexible nib. It is a double imprint model, with very deep barrel imprints. The hard rubber is nice and shiny, but has extremely light discoloration. There are also about 6 light pinhead size dings next to the barrel end, and a light scratch on the cap that is about 3/32" long. Otherwise the pen is in overall Excellent condition. Note the wider model clip. The example I have in my collection has a narrow circa 1928 clip. The 52V model is 1" shorter than a standard # 52, measuring 4 1/4" or 10.9 cm. The clip is nice and tight. This could be either a collector grade or user grade pen. Only you know whether or not it would make a good addition to your collection ;-)
Price $129.00 plus S&H
Order # NWPW 34
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Waterman's No. 12 in smooth black hard rubber. The imprints are deep and
crisp. The pen has no damage of any kind, and it is black and shiny. The nib is an Extra Fine Flexible. It is an eyedropper fill. The pen was made between about 1900 and 1905. It is in near mint conditon. I classify it as a "Collectible Grade" pen, but it is perfectly useable.
Price $150.00 Free Shipping in the continental U.S.
Order # NWPW 50
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