Unknown Silver Overlay Pen From The Twenties - Id Help?

[hedgebrrk]

Hi!

 

The pen in the pictures has no stamps, except the silver "900"-stamp on the clip. The nib has a sign - is that a "WK" in a circle? Below the circle there is a standard 14K-585-stamp. The clip and pen design first made me suspect it was a Wahl-Eversharp, but no. The irritating thing about it is that I believe I've seen the nib sign before, but how to google a sign? :-)

 

Any help greatly appreciated.

 

 

Edited October 17, 2014 by hedgebrrk

[RMN]

I don't recognise it, but Google is very strong.

 

Try a search "WK logo" and choose the pictures .

 

I waded through the first page, no luck. A bad thing is, that WK stands for World Championship in Dutch, so you get many hits with football and other sports.

 

 

D.ick

[hedgebrrk]

Hi RMN, and thanks for the tip. I didn't have to wade through the sports section, since Google knows I'm not from the NL:s, but still no luck I'm afraid. :-(

[Bo Bo Olson]

900 is US coin silver.

Don't know who else was using 900 as coin.

The Germans were 800 and a bit later in the '30s? 835.

Edited October 19, 2014 by Bo Bo Olson

[hedgebrrk]

Thats true, the coin/900 silver together with the Wahl-Eversharp lookalike clip makes me almost sure this is an american pen. I think the nib is original to the pen, it's a small really flexy gold nib. But where oh where have I seen that logo before...