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1944 Parker Vacumatic Standard size, in Sea Green. This pen
has a nice writing Fine nib. There is no brassing or any kind of
damage. There is light ambering of the visulated barrel
segments, but is better than average. When I restored the pen I
noticed the cap band still retained much of its protecticive
lacquer coating, which is many times an indication that the pen
has seen little use. The grade is Excellent plus.

Order # NWPW 31

1946 Parker "51" in India Black and gold filled. This pen has an
excepitonally hard to find Oblique Broad nib, and it is a wonderfully
smooth writer!! There are two small dents in the cap, but otherwise
the cap and clip are in nice conditon. The exterior plasic on the pen
has been refinished (as I usually do), and the clip retains the original
blue paint in the "blue diamond". The pen fills well and writes likes a
dream! The condition is Very Good plus.

Order # CM 005

1939 Parker Vacumatic "Major" in silver pearl. This is a double
end jewel model, with striped end jewels. The tassi ring on the blind
end cap has a thin line of brassing. The visulated barrel segments
are ambered. The length of the pen is 5 1/4" or 13.5 cm. The 14K
Arrow nib is a smooth writing Semi-flexible Fine. The nib is a
replacement from 1935, as I found it. The barrel imprint is deep.
The overall condition of the pen is Very Good.

Order # NWPW 33

1948 Parker "51" Short Model in Cordovan Brown. I call these
pens a "short model", but Parker actually named them Demi. This
model is the same diameter as a full size "51", only 9/16 of an inch
shorter. This is a Vacumatic fill model. The later Aerometric 51's
were smaller in diameter. This pen has a some light rub marks on
the cap, but retains most of its frosted matte finish. It comes with
the correct original box. It has a smooth writing Extra Fine 14K
nib. The length is 4 11/16 inches or 12 cm. The barrel has been
carefully polished and is free of any damage. You might find 51's
elsewhere listed as near mint in this condition, but I have to
classify it as Excellent +.

Price $149.00 plus shipping with insurance

Order # NWPW 64

Parker "61" in Rage Red. The stainless steel "Lustraloy" cap has
micro scratches from normal use, but is free of any dings, dents or
deep scratches. The teflon coated capillary fill tube has a small
blemish, but it appears to be some small bubbles under the teflon.
The nib is an exceptionally smooth writing Medium 14K. The plastic
is free of any cracks, scratches or damage of any kind. The Parker
61's are one of my all time favorite pens. They are easy to fill, write
well and the caps glide on and off very smoothly, yet the caps stay
on the pen very well. To me these are the apex of Parker design and
function. The overall condition of this pen is Very Good plus.

Price $139.00

Order # NWPW 65

1950 Parker "51" Aerometric in blue. This pen is very attractive. It is
lighter blue than the dark teal and midnight blue 51's that are seen
more often. It has a Fine 14K nib. The cap is mirror finish stainless
steel. There are 2 very tiny peck marks on one side of the cap that are
very difficult to see with the naked eye, but the cap is free of any other
scratches or damage of any kind. It writes a nice line. The end jewel
above the clip is black. The ink sac/pressure bar cover is the full length
tube type. The condition is Excellent.

Price $129.00 plus shipping with insurance

Order # NWPW 66

I believe this is a Parker "Super 21". The color is nice dark blue.
It has a nice Fine iridium tipped "Octanium" nib, which lays
down a nice dark and wet line. The nib and feed are the later small
size which is the same diameter as a "51". The pressure bar is the
type that wraps over the end of the ink sac. The cap has a scratch
under the clip and some micro scratches here, and a little side to
side clip rub next to the tip of the clip. The plastic is without
cracks, scratches or damage of any kind. The overall condition is
Very Good.

Price $39.00 plus shipping with insurance

Order # NWPW 67

Parker "61" Capillary Fill

1950's and 60's

Parker "21", "41" and

"51 Special" (Aerometric)

1950's, through 90's (?)

Parker "51" Aerometric

1950's

Vacumatic Fill, used in Parker

Vacumatics, 51's, and Duofolds.

Nylon plunger type used from
1942 through '47.