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There was a Omas 360 gray, a bit darker.

 

Yeah it seems to be.

 

Kaweco SS Mint looks similar, but I'd need to see the pens together to be sure.

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Do you know other pens with that color?

 

Ahoy,

 

"Two Vacumatic filled Parker "51" in Dove Grey and the more uncommon Navy Grey."

 

http://parkerpens.net/bilder_pennor/51/greyvacs51.jpg

 

Ref: http://parkerpens.net/parker51.html

 

The 1911 Anchor grey may be lighter in color. These gray/blueish colors are notoriously difficult to photograph and reproduce correctly.

 

I think they need to add numbers like these to the pen:

 

http://www.travel-images.com/pht/usa1151.jpg

 

Ref: http://www.travel-images.com/pht/usa1151.jpg

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Ahoy,

 

"Two Vacumatic filled Parker "51" in Dove Grey and the more uncommon Navy Grey."

 

http://parkerpens.net/bilder_pennor/51/greyvacs51.jpg

 

Ref: http://parkerpens.net/parker51.html

 

The 1911 Anchor grey may be lighter in color. These gray/blueish colors are notoriously difficult to photograph and reproduce correctly.

 

I think they need to add numbers like these to the pen:

 

http://www.travel-images.com/pht/usa1151.jpg

 

Ref: http://www.travel-images.com/pht/usa1151.jpg

 

Hahaha brilliant!

 

I think the uniqueness of the color is what have been attracting me in this pen. Would love to see it in person (or at least in some amateur and color-deceptive photos :) ).

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Yeah it seems to be.

 

Kaweco SS Mint looks similar, but I'd need to see the pens together to be sure.

 

the Kaweco one IS darker. i have one.

-rudy-

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Pilot makes a Prera in gray, but I'm not sure how close it is to the 1911 color.

 

this one is more bluish-grey. and still darker than the 1911 grey color. i have one.

-rudy-

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There was the Sailor Procolor 500 in Beige that looked eerily similar to this 1911 Standard in Anchor Grey except for an exact color match. The Procolor 500 is a cheaper pen (around $45-$60 street price) that plays like a 1911 copycat but comes with a Fine (only) chrome-plated steel nib instead of a 14K gold alloy nib.

There is a post here on the FPN (link below) from June 2010 that shows the Procolor 500 in Beige. But it seems that today the beige color version is no longer being manufactured. From the Sailor Japan web page showing the Procolor 500 pens (link below), there are the currently four offered colors:

1. Stardust (Black Speckle)
2. Pink (Cherry Blossom)
3. Red (Mandarin Orangish)
4. Clear Blue (Demonstrator)

* Here is the Sailor Japan web page showing all the current Procolor 500 pens:

http://www.sailorpen.com/other-models.html

* Procolor 500 Shikisai Fountain Pen - Sakura (Cherry Blossom). $60 (ouch!) at JetPens:

https://www.jetpens.com/Sailor-Procolor-500-Shikisai-Fountain-Pen-Sakura-Cherry-Blossom-Fine-Nib/pd/18380

* FPN thread on the Procolor 500 in Beige, with pictures:

https://www.fountainpennetwork.com/forum/topic/157692-sailor-procolor-500/

post-42551-127596746564.jpg

 

Have Fun, David

 

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There was the Sailor Procolor 500 in Beige that looked eerily similar to this 1911 Standard in Anchor Grey except for an exact color match. The Procolor 500 is a cheaper pen (around $45-$60 street price) that plays like a 1911 copycat but comes with a Fine (only) chrome-plated steel nib instead of a 14K gold alloy nib.

 

There is a post here on the FPN (link below) from June 2010 that shows the Procolor 500 in Beige. But it seems that today the beige color version is no longer being manufactured. From the Sailor Japan web page showing the Procolor 500 pens (link below), there are the currently four offered colors:

 

1. Stardust (Black Speckle)

2. Pink (Cherry Blossom)

3. Red (Mandarin Orangish)

4. Clear Blue (Demonstrator)

 

* Here is the Sailor Japan web page showing all the current Procolor 500 pens:

 

http://www.sailorpen.com/other-models.html

 

* Procolor 500 Shikisai Fountain Pen - Sakura (Cherry Blossom). $60 (ouch!) at JetPens:

 

https://www.jetpens.com/Sailor-Procolor-500-Shikisai-Fountain-Pen-Sakura-Cherry-Blossom-Fine-Nib/pd/18380

 

* FPN thread on the Procolor 500 in Beige, with pictures:

 

https://www.fountainpennetwork.com/forum/topic/157692-sailor-procolor-500/

 

post-42551-127596746564.jpg

 

Have Fun, David

 

 

this beige sailor looks real nice :thumbup:

-rudy-

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