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Can someone tell me what type of pen this is? I know it is an eyedropper pen, it is engraved with "Quill" on one side of the pen.
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I found this web page that might help you identify your pen: http://www.vintagepens.com/FAQhistory/waterman_numbering.shtml
It's very pretty!
This is a gold filled overlay dip pen c1900.
It is NOT a Waterman "Ideal" Fountain Pen, and does not go with the box.
If not a Waterman, can anyone tell me the manufacturer of the pen? It was purchased 30 years ago, wrapped in tissue paper and in the box.
What dies the nib say?
DOES ... not dies
The nib is very different from any other I have ever seen. It has a what I would call a feeder on the top of the nib leading down to the point. No writing that I can see. I looked for a number on the cap; but there is nothing on the cap, except a small hole.
The number on the cap applied only if it was a Waterman. It is not.
This is a gold filled overlay dip pen c1900. NOTE ... I did not mean "dip" ... I meant "Eye Dropper Fill"
The date is correct.
CORRECTLY ...
This is a gold filled overlay Eye Dropper Fill pen c1900.