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Hey guys!

 

Yesterday i bought an old lamy pen at the pawn shop for around 18 USD. But I don't know the model name and there is't any of the model marking in the pen body. So do you know what pen is this?

 

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It has a blue pastic body with an allumunium cap. The cap end are flat with lamy logo. the nib is metal, it has the same nib cutout like a lamy 25p from my observation. it has an ink windows like one found in pelikan silvexa. Also, the pen refill method is a pistion filling system.

 

Please help me...

and thanks in advance.

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Because it's a piston filler, you have a Lamy 69. If it was a cartridge filler, then it would be a Lamy 67. The plastic cap versions are the 68 and 66, respectively.

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Dear all,

 

I did not want to start a new thread, and remembered that there was already one with the LAMY 60´ series started.

 

What I found very interesting then, was the unusual (for LAMY) ink window. Now I have one with the same ink window, but a plastic cap (LAMY 68). The other one is therefore 69 ...

 

Some pictures HERE

 

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Jan (FLICKR)

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Hi Jan

This is a very cool pen. Congrats!

Indeed, the inkview is uncommon (...still lots of work to do for the LAMY chronologists and historians), but most I like the card boar tube it came in. Very nice!

C.

What's Up At Christof's: http://www.fountainpennetwork.com/forum/topic/353841-whats-up-at-christofs/?p=2337615

 

 

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Hi Christof,

 

your comment was posted at 6 o´clock in the morning! WOW!

 

About the cardboard tube, psssss, it did not come in it. I took one out of my drawer and thought it might match. So, thank you. Most of the times, my taste is not good ...

 

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Jan (FLICKR)

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Hi again,

 

What I found interesting is that the piston filler and cartridge filler are different in length - quite significantly, though. Will post some pictures, when I have a chance. Hm ...

 

Kind regards,

Jan (FLICKR)

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Beautiful pen, great pictures!

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