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The legendary Parker Duofold Fountain Pen is presented in its larger size, finished in high quality black resin and gold plated trims. The timeless design of this fountain pen makes it a pen you must have in your collection.

The 18K solid gold nib is rhodium treated to offer a two tone finish in which the Duofold spade symbol is clearly visible.

This icon is also present on the top of the cap, which is decorated with Parker's arrow-shaped clip. Includes original presentation box and a two year official warranty.

This Parker fountain pen, which is made in UK is still available at www.iguanasell.com! If you need more information, contact us at info@iguanasell.com.

 

 

 

 

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Hi

 

I also have one of these but interestingly on mine it has the Standard Arrow with Duofold on the nib and the Cap badge just says Duofold.

 

I have checked its measurements thinking at first it was an International but it is big enough to be a Centennial.

 

Very odd.

 

Mine is the same as the one in this link http://fountainpenreview.blogspot.co.uk/2005/10/parker-duofold-centennial.html

 

 

Paul

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