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I just purchased a nice, older Waterman C/F fountain pen and am looking for a converter that will fit it. Has anyone had any experience with these pens and can recommend a converter?

 

Thousand Thanks,

 

Robert

"I have very simple tastes, I am always satisfied with the very best." - Oscar Wilde

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Okay, I found the answer to my own question. It seems the converters for the old C/F fountain pens are very hard to come by. Good news! The Waterman service center in Janesville still has plenty of them. They are $11.50 each with a $5 shipping fee. So, if anyone needs a mint converter for your old C/F pen, better call 800-237-8736!!

 

-Robert

"I have very simple tastes, I am always satisfied with the very best." - Oscar Wilde

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Wow, good job tracking them down!

I was checking out an old "Pen Doctor" column from 2003 on Pentrace (link to column here) and the last question deals with using international cartridges in a Waterman C/F with a metal sleeve.

A previous "Pen Doctor" article mentioned that Pendemonium had some NOS cartridges, for the C/F but they're long gone....

 

Thanks for the info, Robert!

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Just an update. They no longer have cartridges but I just bought a converter. They are now $21.00 with slow shipping. Inflation hurts!

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Just an update. They no longer have cartridges but I just bought a converter. They are now $21.00 with slow shipping. Inflation hurts!

 

IIR the Pen Seller From France sells them much cheaper...

 

or even ebay UK

 

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Waterman-Ink-Refill-Converter-CF-Fountain-pen-/260696767568?pt=UK_Home_Garden_PensPencils_WritingEquipment_SM&hash=item3cb2bcfc50

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I know I have some boxes of CF cartridges and a few converters. I will need to locate them and I am away for the week. F

eel free to contact me at bob@NYCPens.com or visit my website www.NYCPens.com :eureka:[/font]

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