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Casper NOS (New Old Stock)

Casper

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I would like to share my new pen with you guys.

A really rare one. :lol:

 

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saskia_madding Antique

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I'm in the same boat - I kind of find it garish. But that's what is so great about fountain pens - there are a million different styles to appeal to everyone's tastes. :) I mean, not everyone loves the MB Agatha Christie, a lot of people think it's boring, but I adore the simple elegance of it.

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That's a very unique pen and filler system, Casper!

 

Only other pen that it reminds me of is the one by Jean-Pierre Lepine from some years ago...forget the name...but had a nautical look to it...

 

Enjoy!

 

:thumbup:

FP Addict & Pretty Nice Guy

 

 

 

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Casper NOS (New Old Stock)

Casper

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That's a very unique pen and filler system, Casper!

 

Only other pen that it reminds me of is the one by Jean-Pierre Lepine from some years ago...forget the name...but had a nautical look to it...

 

Enjoy!

 

:thumbup:

 

JEAN PIERRE LEPINE GRAPHYSCAF

 

http://www.jaczagoory.com/jshop/components/com_virtuemart/shop_image/product/ff46936ab2cca2eefc5f406abbb68a03.jpg

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MicheleB Vintage

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I think that is such a cool and unique pen and I would love to own that prize! Congrats!

We can trust the heart of a man by his treatment of animals. - Immanual Kant

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DrPJM1 Collectors Item

DrPJM1

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Looks like a button-fill. Very unique design that takes inspiration from Verne's famous submarine.

Pedro

 

Looking for interesting Sheaffer OS Balance pens

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Gobblecup Collectors Item

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I have been on a Submarine "kick" lately. Maybe it doesn't appeal to everyone, but I'm admiring it! :notworthy1: :notworthy1::thumbup:

Gobblecup ~

 

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akrishna59 Extremely Rare

akrishna59

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unique pen. care to share a few words on it for us lesser mortals, pls?

 

rgds.

 

krishna.

ladies and gentlemen write with fountain pens only.

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Gobblecup Collectors Item

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I see a face in the cap.

 

I'll second that. Looks very much like a face, the long tube makes the nose, etc.

Gobblecup ~

 

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spinningtrees Mint

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So what ink are you going to use? Oh, I see the gloves, nevermind!

Interesting "up there" pen.

the pen is the window into the writer's soul

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spiv Extremely Rare

spiv

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Jules Verne really was steampunk wasn't he

really lovely item, thanks for the pictures.

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MidnightBlue

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Most pens, to clean, you just wipe with a rag, or whatever: that looks like a lot of work, all the possible tarnishing. Thanks

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Deirdre Museum Piece

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I think it's an awesome pen and I'm seriously envious of you having it. :)

deirdre.net

"Heck we fed a thousand dollar pen to a chicken because we could." -- FarmBoy, about Pen Posse

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watch_art Museum Piece

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for the filling... having done no research, I'll probably sound like a dummy, but here goes.

 

In the 4th picture, you can see a little metal tube in the barrel at the nib end. THe way the plunger looks, it's in a lockdown position until you twist it to bring it up, and then push it, over and over maybe, sucking ink up the tube, until full, then pushing the button down one last time to lock it into place. Kind of reminds me of the Pilot con-70, but even more so of the Parker vacumatic lockdown.

 

http://www.vintagepens.com/filling_instructions_Vacumatic.shtml

 

http://www.vintagepens.com/images/perm/lockdownfiller.jpg

 

...except that there's no separate blind cap.

 

Or am I totally off? :P

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