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I found two 51s at a fleamarker today, one aerometric and a vacumatic which i believe has a wrong clip, but which parker did the clip come from?

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I have two P51 pencils with that style clip. Check out http://www.jonathanveley.com and click on the Mechanical Pencil Museum link and find the Parker section [ click ] and look at # 10 & #12.

 

Wartime clips.

 

By the way nice pen find.

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Thanks to your both.

 

But the date code is T7 with 3 dots underneath, should´nt that be 1947 ( after the war).

 

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Thanks to your both.

 

But the date code is T7 with 3 dots underneath, should´nt that be 1947 ( after the war).

 

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The barrel is at least 47 probably. (guess it is ppossible someone did a swap with one of their other pens caps if that cap is strictly wartime (or surplus) Edited by KBeezie
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Like any company sell the old stock make what you can with the inventory make money.

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VS clip on the cap. Nothing to do with a war.

 

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Looks almost like an early Parker 21 clip, but I thought least that had a ridge/crease down the center and no side-bevel.

I may be wrong, but I think Parker 21 clips are way longer than that.

I have an early Parker 21 to compare to.

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Maybe it´s a VS clip as FarmBoy mentions.

Certainly not a 21 clip.

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VS clip on the cap. Nothing to do with a war.

 

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I just found another 51 in an add with a similar VS clip as mine, coincidence ?

 

Are you sure it's a 51? The VS shares the same barrel shape as a 51. It may just have a cap from a VS as they are very similar to 51 caps.

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Are you sure it's a 51? The VS shares the same barrel shape as a 51. It may just have a cap from a VS as they are very similar to 51 caps.

I did´nt know that, that´s probably what happened.

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