Help Me Id This Old Waterman?

[ScienceChick]

http://i946.photobucket.com/albums/ad301/cynthiapowers/WP_000364.jpg

 

Bought it yesterday at the Dallas Pen Show. The nib says Waterman's Ideal 14K so I presume it's some model of Ideal. It's 5" capped and 4 5/8" uncapped. Impressed into the back of the cap is Waterman's Made in U.S.A I don't see any date/model codes but I haven't disassembled it (and would prefer not to, being ham-fisted). The jewel on top is metal (like the clip) and has two concentric circles. I can't get a clear close-up of the nib but it has a round breather hole.

 

Oh - and the nib is very flexy and writes beautifully - very smooth.

 

I looked on Richard Binder's site and didn't see one with the same clip, lever and wide band on the cap. My preliminary conclusions are that it's not a 32, might be a 52. I'd like to know for certain and am curious about an approximate age.

 

Thanks!

[Left FPN]

https://www.fountainpennetwork.com/forum/index.php/topic/274588-what-did-i-buy/

[ScienceChick]

Same pen, even though it was made in the US and has a round breather hole? Thanks for the link.

[Left FPN]

Be very careful. Many models from this era look very similar when one picture is shown without details of what is written on the parts.

 

Now this pen looks exactly the same but it is not. Some on the 100 year pens also look very similar.