Id Pen "produced Just After The Doric And Before The Symphony"

[sopen]

The only reference I could find to this pen was here:

 

http://www.gopens.com/Old_Vintage_Pen_Catalogs/Vintage_fountain_Pens_54.php

 

It's #219

 

It's a great writer and would love a model name (or other information) if anyone has it!

 

Thanks!

[ihimlen]

This pen was produced just after the Doric and just before the Skyline actually. Since Airliner Dorics were produced until at least1939/40 (the later models have nibs and feeds similar to Skyline), this pen was also produced around that time (this model has Magic Feed), or possibly a year or two later (c. 1941/2). I have never seen any Eversharp ads for this pen, and it does not appear to have been catalogued in any company literature I know of. However, my guess is this model would have been referred to simply as The Eversharp Gold Seal Pen. And incidentally, this is the one of the last models with the Gold Seal emblem inlaid on the cap to be produced by the company (though Skyline pens did have the "double check" emblem stamped on the clip). These pens were made in two sized, long and short one and they were made in two colours: Dubonnet (burgundy) and Black. There was also a matching repeater pencil in the same style.

 

Hope this helps.

i.

[ihimlen]

This pen was produced just after the Doric and just before the Skyline actually. Since Airliner Dorics were produced until at least1939/40 (the later models have nibs and feeds similar to Skyline), this pen was also produced around that time (this model has Magic Feed), or possibly a year or two later (c. 1941/2). I have never seen any Eversharp ads for this pen, and it does not appear to have been catalogued in any company literature I know of. However, my guess is this model would have been referred to simply as The Eversharp Gold Seal Pen. And incidentally, this is the one of the last models with the Gold Seal emblem inlaid on the cap to be produced by the company (though Skyline pens did have the "double check" emblem stamped on the clip). These pens were made in two sized, long and short one and they were made in two colours: Dubonnet (burgundy) and Black. There was also a matching repeater pencil in the same style.

 

Hope this helps.

i.

[sopen]

This pen was produced just after the Doric and just before the Skyline actually. Since Airliner Dorics were produced until at least1939/40 (the later models have nibs and feeds similar to Skyline), this pen was also produced around that time (this model has Magic Feed), or possibly a year or two later (c. 1941/2). I have never seen any Eversharp ads for this pen, and it does not appear to have been catalogued in any company literature I know of. However, my guess is this model would have been referred to simply as The Eversharp Gold Seal Pen. And incidentally, this is the one of the last models with the Gold Seal emblem inlaid on the cap to be produced by the company (though Skyline pens did have the "double check" emblem stamped on the clip). These pens were made in two sized, long and short one and they were made in two colours: Dubonnet (burgundy) and Black. There was also a matching repeater pencil in the same style.

 

Hope this helps.

i.

Thanks for the information--so helpful!

 

This is a tougher pen to id, so I very much appreciate the insight!