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Posted 3 years ago
Captain-Kidd
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I dont know much about these pens, beyond there's a bigger set and a smaller set, one's a King and the other is a Queen, as one can tell from the photos. I am hoping to find ANY kind of information on these pens, and also how to use them, cause if I can I'd really like to.
It was my great grandfather's, from what I've been told. My mother held onto them for me until I was old enough to not ruin them (aka no longer a teenager).
I dont know ANYTHING about these pins, the date they were made or the company, nothing. There's nothing inside the cases or on the outside.
PensVintage pens, in particular fountain pens, are highly collectible and come …