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Hi I have this fountain pen which has written on the side The "Wolsey" pen or "Wolsly" pen can't quite make out if it is an E or an L. It has a 14ct gold nib and is just under 4 inches long and very slim. It has a gold lever to pull up ink and a screw on lid with a gold link at the top and also a gold band around the lid. It looks very old to me but have no idea age, or anything. Have looked on Google but can find out nothing. Would be very interested to find out about this. It has written on the nib warranted 14 ct gold.
Fountain PensAfter centuries of writing with quills dipped in ink, people in the 1800s b…
The pen was made by the wyvern pen company around 1938.