Hello,
I am new in the forum, I before put this post in another place, but they indicated to me that he was but correct to do it here.
It wanted to receive aid from which could inform to me on the model of this pen Sheaffer and date of manufacture of this unit, is of grandfathers and nothing remembers of.
Thanks and congratulations

The pen is a Sheaffer Stylist, from the 1970s. Its clip is the short "military" clip that Sheaffer also used on Imperials and Triumph Imperials.

Richard

Thanks for your quick response

Great work

Wow, what a coincidence! FPN member "johnr55" asked about the same model of pen in this thread yesterday http://www.fountainpennetwork.com/forum/in...showtopic=16701

....and Richard helped ID both! Thanks, Richard...

Thanks for your photo; I wish I had my pen to show you!

Mine didn't have this short clip, but quite a long one instead. It was polished gold to contrast with the brushed stainless cap.

I don't understand why these seem so thin on the ground, as I really loved mine until it was gone.

The Stylist has two major versions, the first, introduced in 1966, was fitted with an unusual triangular two-way nib. This version appears to have lasted until about 1968. In 1969 advertisements appear with a short conical nib as seen above. This version is advertised until 1971 and is definitely not in the 1973 catalog.

Cheers,

Jim Mamoulides
www.PenHero.com