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On its way to me is a debutante size vacumatic in gold/black with a missing striped cap-jewel. So I will have to buy an appropriate cap jewel.

 

Are the cap and the (opposite) blind-cover jewels interchangeable? (If so, I could buy a filler-cover part if it becomes available first.) Also do I have to ensure "debutante" size or are the jewels interchangeable across pens of different sizes?

 

(If this question has been answered before, I apologize...but I couldn't uncover it with search)

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And what about a P 51 aero's cap jewel ? Is it easily available ? Mine is missing the cap jewel.

Easily available but only at a not so easy price.

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Resurrecting this thread with another question about the missing cap-jewel (for a 1935 Parker Vacumatic Debutante with lockdown filler)-- Is it fair to assume that the original cap-jewel was definitely striped (i.e. not black) because the blind-cap jewel is striped?

 

I ask because I've seen listings (not for this particular year/model) for vacumatics that have a black cap-jewel but striped blind-cap jewel. Did Parker release any pens with non-matching jewels?

 

Thanks.

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