QUOTE (teebo @ Sep 29 2008, 04:47 PM)

Can someone tell me the difference between the "21", "51" and "75"?
Thanks,
Todd
Can I suggest you look at the 'Reference Info' of Richard Binder's site
http://www.richardspens.com/ for the P21 & P51, it's a lot more compehensive than I can summarise adequately.
In a nutshell: The P51 was a radical new pen when first released, wrote beautifully & lots of people wanted one. Unfortunately they were very expensive, so other companies copied the look and made cheaper pens. Eventually Parker Joined in the P51 look-alike business and made the P21. Finally, after a few iterations, Parker came up with a P21 Super, which was functionally identical (even to the point of using the same stainless steel nib) to the P51 Special. However they were still not as expensive due to material & workmanship savings.
The P75 is a different ancestry altogether, with its open nib - and to be honest, I know next to nothing about it.
Regards
Richard.