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Some Vintage Indian Pens Found In Kolkata Today.


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Swan President- Similar to Parker 45 Flighter. The aerometric filler sac found melted. All else is in good shape.

 

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No name pen- 02. This is a very old pen and a very nice design. Please can you identify this pen ? The barrel is brown ebonite. Piston filler plunger is missing. Cap has many dents and plating damage. Nib is very smooth.

 

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Wilson Steel Chequered slim pen. Can anyone tell us the model number ?

 

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Wilson Slim pen- do not know the model number. Please can any one tell us. Interestingly, Montex, being a much later company than Wilson, had made many of these Wilson Slim models, they used to name it " butterfly"!!

 

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Flair -slim pen, Cross look alike. Do not know the model number. I remember having seen this pen in my school days. My father had both the matte black and the all chrome models.

 

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Wilson 21. otherwise well preserved but the plastic has become brittle, a small piece at the cap rim broke off during cleaning.

 

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Wilson parallel body pen- two pc striped body and one in matte black. All in good order. minor rusting in the clips and one distance ring missing. Do not know the model number or the Parker model that it is based on. Request for information from viewers.

 

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These were all the old pens from Calcutta pen hospital. I had also bought four new airmail pens on the same day. I have many of these pens but the colour and trim combination of these pens attracted me too much. Paid Rs 350 each for the large ones and rs 200 each for the smaller ones. Here are the photos.

 

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Wonderful finds Soumitra.

 

The Flair and the later butterfly pen that you mentioned, are actually copies of a Waterman. HTH.

 

Really intrigued to see the Sailor with the correct Logo albeit Screenprinted, a blatant copy I assume.

 

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Hari

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Wonderful finds Soumitra.

 

Oh is that his first name. Oops I've been calling him Sanya thinking it was short for sanyalsoumitra. Apologies Soumitra! I've really no idea with non-English names

 

 

 

Some really interesting nib shapes there, particularly with the Wilson slim and and steel chequered. Keep em coming!

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