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These Parkers haven't been getting much use from me, so it's time to turn them loose on someone who'll give them the love they deserve. All prices include USPS first class postage to North America. International shipping is extra, depending on the country.

 

 

 

 

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Parker Duofold FP/MP set, circa mid-1920s. The classic "Big Red" set. The nib is a firm fine with a flat, ribbed feed. The normal use wear on the body and end caps for an 85-year-old pen. The "Big Bro" pencil has a small dent on the cone, and another on the end. A good user grade example of an iconic pen. $250.

 

 

 

 

Parker 75 Cicele FP, circa early 1970s. The flat end cap model. Fine (65) nib. Small ding on the back of the cap. With converter. A user grade model of Parker's last great pen. $75.

 

 

 

 

Parker 45 Signet, circa late 1960s. Gold-filled cap and barrel. 14K broad nib. Some surface microscratches on barrel and cap and dings on barrel end cap. Classy 45 on the cheap for $45.

 

 

 

 

Parker 45 Coronet FP in black matte finish with gold trim, circa 1970, with a black 45 pencil. Not a perfectly matched set, but pretty close. The Coronet is exceptionally clean and has a 14K medium nib. The pencil is plastic, rotary advance and takes 0.9mm lead. $60.

 

 

 

 

Parker Vacumatic Major rotary pencil, circa 1938. Takes 0.9mm lead. $30.

 

 

 

 

Cash, check, money order or PayPal all cheerfully accepted at randyholhut@yahoo.com

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Bump for some price cuts....

 

 

Big Red set....$225

Parker 75....$70

Parker 45 Signet....$40

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75 is sold (thanks, Tom!)

 

Big Red set, the 45s and Vac pencil are still available

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45 Signet is sold (thanks, Afonso!)

 

All the rest of the pens and pencils are still available.

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Big Red set and the Vac pencil have been sold. (thanks robert, and cuza)

 

The 45 Coronet and the 45 pencil are still available.

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