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Here is a nightmare for those who don't like engraved pens.

 

Two cap imprints

L. R. Stuber

J.A.H.

Barrel imprints:

Margalet Shaft (yes, margaLet)

Richard H. O'Connell

Leo Suhul Day (opposite direction

The pen imprint, with perhaps M. L. Evans over it

Richard H. O'Donnell

(lower half only, so guessing - ) John L. Krehbiel

Margaret Shaft (spelled better this time!)

 

I will be making another post on this pen for its other features.

 

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Excellent! Interesting find.

 

No excuse for not getting your own name added to the list - anti-engraving or not!

 

Enjoy.

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Yes why not join the crowd eh?

 

I have an Osmia 884 engraved, very appropriately, "Ilsa Schreiber" What better name for a fountain-pen owner?

 

Cob

fpn_1428963683__6s.jpg “The pen of the British Empire” fpn_1423349537__swan_sign_is.jpg


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Hello:

I don´t like names on my pens but your pen has an history to tell. It is like a family tree.

Nice.

Regards.

 

PD. This is a real nightmare:

 

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(from ebay)

Regards

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