Can Anyone Help Me Identify This Mystery Pen

June 13, 2016

Heyo. First of I'm new here, so hello!

I received this fountain pen from a professor.

Have you seen one like this before?

It only has two markings, even when disassembled.

It says "Pielle" on the cap, and in very tiny letters on the top of the cap "Germany"

That's it.

I've done a lot of google searching with different combinations of words and I can find nothing in the fountain pen world regarding "Pielle". It seems like it could be a vintage pen. It's made of solid metal, no plastic apart from the feed, solid gold in color.

I would really appreciate any help.

Thanks:)

June 13, 2016

No clue but the black pen is a Parker 45.

June 13, 2016

Welcome to FPN, Baldrick! You have a very kind and generous professor. Unfortunately, I cannot help out with the ID of your pen. Perhaps you could ask your professor. I'm sure he/she would enjoy sharing the story of the pen with you.

Regards,

Soki

June 13, 2016

That name does not show up in our list of known pen brands but the list is certainly not all inclusive or complete.

June 13, 2016

Pielle apparently makes (or perhaps made) handbags and such. It's possible the pen was part of an accessory kit, made by another company for Pielle.

June 14, 2016

Hey everyone. Thanks for the replies.

Yes, the other pen is a Parker 45, GT I believe. And I love it

The pen in question however seems to be very illusive. I've found it on none of the fountain pen manufacturers lists either.

Google did find some odd hits on a few japanese websites, which had other items listed but not pens. Leads me to believe that you are on to something Snowbear.

I've graduated since receiving the pen but I know the professor is still on the local campus. I may have to pop by and see if he knows anything about the pen.

It's good quality and I quite like it. I just find it so intriguing that no one knows anything about it.

Edited June 14, 2016 by baldrickthevast