Need Help Identifying My New Purchases

[Aposensei]

Hello everyone! Today after visiting some antique shops, I purchased two new pens. They don't look that old since they are working with cartridges but I bought them because both of them are quite beautiful. The problem is that I don't know anything about them so I would appreciate some help.

 

First one:

 

 

 

 

The writing on the nib says Iridium point Germany. Behind the nib it has the letter J (size maybe?). I can't understand the writing on the barrel of the pen. It is F. Ksomething... I think the most helpful is the logo (if it is a logo) on the cap (3rd picture). The pen takes cartridges, not international though. It came with an unused cartridge which is full of dried ink. Any advice on how to clean the dried ink from the cartridge?

 

Second pen:

The writing on the nib is the same with the first one: Iridium point Germany. Again behind the nib there is the letter J. This may be more challenging because there is no inscription on the pen. The pen takes international cartridges. I tested it works fine, wet and smooth.

Any help appreciated!

[jar]

Two nice Nonamis. They really aren't any brand.

[Aposensei]

Two nice Nonamis. They really aren't any brand.

 

Well, I would easily believe that for the second one. But the first one has something written on it, something like a logo on the cap and it doesn't take international cartridges so that leads me tot think that is something more specific.

[basterma]

The wooden one may be a kit pen.

[Scrawler]

It came with an unused cartridge which is full of dried ink. Any advice on how to clean the dried ink from the cartridge?

 

 

Get a hypodermic syringe and inject distilled water into the cartridge, shake it and then insert it in the pen and write with it until it is all gone.

[Aposensei]

Get a hypodermic syringe and inject distilled water into the cartridge, shake it and then insert it in the pen and write with it until it is all gone.

 

 

Thanks! That helped!