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The great number of versions in which it appeared makes the 52 an ideal pen on which to focus a collection. Unfortunately, I cannot remember what happened to my first fountain pen. This is only the second example we have seen in over 20 years of collecting. This one features a White Dot.

Sheaffer did not seem to be too careful with applying the Skripsert name I suspect they have applied it at some point to most of their cartridge-only pens during the 60s ; this one has the short Triumph nib rather than the inset nib seen in some other Skripserts. This discoloration is caused by a chemical interaction between vintage celluloid and the gases emitted by rubber sacs; it cannot be cleaned off and is permanent. According to this book the spoon feed was introduced in 1899. I was just hoping for a list organized like John's but with more detail on the imprints maybe photos too and dates.

Waterman - In 2011, the Parker factory at , , was closed, and its production transferred to ,. I have grown as a pen collector.

Pen Profiles: - - - 10458: Waterman Patrician set: classic Art Deco oversize lever-filler in near-pristine Nacre black and pearl13. A few small patches of plating loss on the end glove of the pen, otherwise as new. Sac has been removed, section assembly cleaned. Overall appearance excellent, but clip slightly loose. Fully functional and attractive. Spot on cap top see detail appears to be a cosmetic manufacturing defect in the material. Fresh to the market -- came to us with a slightly later 5 needlepoint nib, Oregon store's name on barrel. Full-size Ink-Vue pens are uncommon and undervalued. Good clean imprints, fine color with only slight ambering at top of pen cap, name on pen barrel, scratch at junction of turning cone and barrel on pencil see detaildating waterman pens has later production lever of Hundred-Year style. New old stock, from the. Nib has just enough flex to give a bit of shading with moderate pressure. Pen has stress marks in cap threads and at top of cap, very typical for this material. Usually considered a prototype, but clearly test-marketed in small numbers. Original sac is stiff, has not been replaced.