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"popular" Made In Bavaria Eyedropper Pen - Information Sought


BCastle

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Hi folks,

The pictures below show a chased (black rubber?) eyedropper pen marked" "Popular" Made in Bavaria". It has a nice nib. I was wondering if anyone could help to identify a possible maker. The nib is marked with three letters within an oval - my versions are included in one of the photos. They look like a C (or G but it lacks a horizontal serif at the top of the upwards loop), W and F. There are further markings which perhaps indicate the nib type.

 

I hope the pictures are of interest and any information provided by readers would be most greatfuly received

 

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FPN member Kaweko might know a thing or two about this.

Brilliant, thanks

 

My wife has just been playing on google - she suggests that CWF might stand for Columbus Werke Fürth a pen maker from near Nürnberg (which fits in with the Bavaria marking)

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It would be interesting for a small pen manufacturer in Bavaria to mark a pen for export to English-speaking markets. I wonder if there is a story behind this?

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Hah, and I still tried to remember where I have seen something similar. Now it's clear ;)

There are no facts, there is no truth - just a data to be manipulated...

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