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Favorite pen in my collection. Used twice only, and that was to see if the nib worked. The nib is unlike anything I have seen

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Waterman Pens4 of 8antique waterman eyedropper fountian pen # 42 1/2 nib waterman ideal r.e.g. u.s.a.Waterman baby fountain pen
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Posted 2 years ago

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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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  1. stefdesign stefdesign, 2 years ago
    I found this web page that might help you identify your pen: http://www.vintagepens.com/FAQhistory/waterman_numbering.shtml

    It's very pretty!
  2. Mailedit, 2 years ago
    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.
  3. Jan O'Kane, 2 years ago
    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.

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