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Come on look closer. Just peeking I see 2 nice Waterman tapers, snorkel crest with another green snorkel, Parker 75 sterling ballpoint, 2 vacumatics, striped duofold button filler, parker 51 and a Jr. Streamlined Duofold.

 

Watch that price double or triple

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Come on look closer. Just peeking I see 2 nice Waterman tapers, snorkel crest with another green snorkel, Parker 75 sterling ballpoint, 2 vacumatics, striped duofold button filler, parker 51 and a Jr. Streamlined Duofold.

 

Watch that price double or triple

Probably the orange pen.

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Come on look closer. Just peeking I see 2 nice Waterman tapers, snorkel crest with another green snorkel, Parker 75 sterling ballpoint, 2 vacumatics, striped duofold button filler, parker 51 and a Jr. Streamlined Duofold.

 

Watch that price double or triple

 

Waterman Taperites, no tapers. I don't see anything of crazy value, but just consistent table filler pens. Yes after they are fixed up and polished alot of ~$200 pens. Unless the vacummatics are something I don't know... I need to learn my vacs, because I have no idea if I am looking at a $100 vac or a $800 vac.

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Probably not.

Ya think?

 

I bid long ago.

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Waterman Taperites, no tapers.

 

I like tapers

 

Thad be cool if one was an open nib.. ya neva know.

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I like tapers

 

Thad be cool if one was an open nib.. ya neva know.

 

True dat. You have any Waterman tapers (not Taperites) to sell...

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The lot should at least sell for $25 per pen, maybe up to $35 per pen.

 

That is all I would pay for at a local live auction.

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True dat. You have any Waterman tapers (not Taperites) to sell...

 

I do. Its expensive though. Accountant nib.

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The lot should at least sell for $25 per pen, maybe up to $35 per pen.

 

That is all I would pay for at a local live auction.

 

I'm with you.

 

If you were to buy, its a ton of work if you're trying to make money. I think a newer collector to the hobby would find great joy in a lot like this.

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I'm with you.

 

If you were to buy, its a ton of work if you're trying to make money. I think a newer collector to the hobby would find great joy in a lot like this.

That is what I just did a few weeks ago at a local auction. Check out my post

Parker Auction Picks For 10-11-14 In Se Wi

 

These pens were sold as choice and my average price per pen was $27.14

 

I am always learning what to pay for the pens at a wholesale price...

 

I will be cleaning all my pens that I have picked up this past summer this winter..

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Hi Brandon.

 

Still up to your old tricks?

 

--Daniel

"The greatest mental derangement is to believe things because we want them to be true, not because we observe that they are in effect." --Jacques-Bénigne Bossuet

Daniel Kirchheimer
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That is what I just did a few weeks ago at a local auction. Check out my post

Parker Auction Picks For 10-11-14 In Se Wi

 

These pens were sold as choice and my average price per pen was $27.14

 

I am always learning what to pay for the pens at a wholesale price...

 

I will be cleaning all my pens that I have picked up this past summer this winter..

 

 

I did see this post! I think I responded.. Good job Jotter! You scored in that haul. Sounds like it's going to be a fun winter

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Hi Brandon.

 

Still up to your old tricks?

 

--Daniel

Daniel-

 

Do you have an ALUminum pens?

 

Todd

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Closed at $660. JotterAddict62 had it pretty well nailed -- $35 per pen.

Ruth Morrisson aka inkstainedruth

"It's very nice, but frankly, when I signed that list for a P-51, what I had in mind was a fountain pen."

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Closed at $660. JotterAddict62 had it pretty well nailed -- $35 per pen.

Ruth Morrisson aka inkstainedruth

Yes Ruth, Now if this was an auction for choice of pens I would have bought the P51's & Vac's for $35 each and

the big Duofold then I would have tried for the other Duofold & the P51 pencil at $25 each.

I am not verse in the other pens and would have passed on them. [ Need to learn more ]

 

Ruth I've learned a whole lot at the local auctions in the pass 3 - 4 yrs here in Parker country [ Rock & Walworth county

here in Wisconsin ] on what people will pay. You can pick up Sheaffers for about 10 - 20 dollars each or if your really

lucky you can pick up 3-5 pens for about $20. You just never know.

 

The only reason I did not bid on the lot is that I did not want to over pay for pens I did not want

and try to recoup what I spent. If I did bid I would have went as high $375 - 400 .

 

Ken

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