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Parker Parkette In Unusual, (To Me) Color


Larry Barrieau

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I like Parkettes and their colors as shown in the Parker Penography site. I bought this one and was wondering what colors were out their other than the ones on that very helpful site.

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Yes there is Parkette on the barrel but the imprint is pretty worn. The date is legible 25, so second quarter 1935. Thanks Joss I went to that site when I got the pen a couple of weeks ago and found no color pattern like this.

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Looking for a black SJ Transitional Esterbrook Pen. (It's smaller than an sj)

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I am not a Parkette expert but I asked about the barrel imprint as early (coloured) Parkettes had a black plastic dome on top of the cap and barrel. It is difficult to see on the pictures whether your pen has these features too.

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joss, It is hard to see, but those domes are on the cap and barrel.

 

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Nice, thanks Brian. I paid $10.50 for mine back on May 4. The picture was so dark, I don't think anyone noticed the pattern.

 

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