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I was given this tinny little pen and I don't know anything about it. It has a Waterman nib and it seems to be an eye dropper fountain pen. It is only 10.3 cm (about 4") without the cap (which I do not have). We are pretty sure the clip is not original, but I don't want to remove it before I know more.

 

Please help, if you can. Thank you.

 

Lisa

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I put a little ink in earlier and it wrote well. There was a bit of bite, but it was a very pleasant experience. Without a cap, it was a short session.

 

The nib does seem to have a little flex to it, but I do not have any flex nibs so I didn't want to push it and risk the tynes.

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If there is a model number it's on the bottom round butt-end of the barrel. Bear in mind that the pen is hard black rubber and any barrel markings on the side may have worn away. It's may be the it's not a Waterman pen at all, the nib might have been transferred in to this barrel from another pen.

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Hi

 

Have also been given an old pen and would love to know its type age etc.

 

zig zag chasing in black and green

 

Cap embossed with Watermans Made in Canada, nib Watermans ideal Canada

Barrel embossed 1887 and Watermans Made (ideal) Canada

 

Filler lever embossed oct 17.10 one side and Canada the other

 

Barrel base embossed 92 1/2

 

It has a past sales clip

 

Grateful for any help and if worth having it professionally serviced

 

 

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If it is embossed on the end of the barrel 92 1/2 then I would say it is a 92 1/2. Further, I deduce that it is a 9x series with No.2 nib, and made in Canada.

 

It should be a nice pen :)

 

cheers

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It is nice that Waterman used to tell you what pen you were holding, right there on the end of the barrel. That is the important news.

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