2013 Update To My Parker 75 Website Reference Section

[LTW]

Happy New Year FP fans!

 

Last night I published the 2013 update to the reference section of my Parker 75 website.

 

Things were quiet in the Parker 75 world until the Columbus Pen Show which revealed that there is still lots of Parker 75 information out there. This update shows a fraction of what I found which includes lots prototypes:

 

- Aluminum 75 FPs with satin smooth finish and grid pattern

- FP in vermeil with red grid lines

- FP in sterling silver with white grid lines

- Metal threaded FP sections in different colors

 

There is much more so come visit if you have any interest in the Parker 75s and its family.

 

Regards,

Lih-Tah Wong

www.Parker75.com

 

[vdiantonio]

Thank you. This is a terrific site.

[Bo Bo Olson]

That site reminded me again about my 75...which is in rotation now. I bought it @ 1971 and am glad to know what I paid for them, the pen and bp/mp. The bp/mp...had a mp filler was five dollars cheaper than I remembered. I'd remembered 18-20 not 15. The pen was $25 not the 22 I remembered.

Come out the same. $40 real silver dollars...big time in the day of $1-1.25 minimum wage and in the AF I was making less.

I had gone into the BX to buy a then very expensive $8-10 mat black & gold thin Cross ball point...the status BP of the day. I wandered over to the black and gold snorkel I'd promised my self I'd buy once I got grown up...and got mugged by the P-75 brothers.

 

Took me till 65 to get that Snorkel, a burgundy Australian with a 'flexi'/maxi-semi-flex BB nib.

[Koyote]

I just want to give a shout-out to Lih-Tah. His site is a great info source, and if you ever need P75 parts, he is the person to contact. A true gentleman.

[Anne-Sophie]

Wonderful site! The newest discoveries of 75's prototype in color is so thrilling.

 

Thank you for sharing!