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Wow, that's a really interesting example. These usually have shiny chrome caps/clips and solid or translucent barrels. I've never seen one with a clip matching the barrel and is that cap like a matte finish? Great find, grats!

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These also came in blue and yellow with flat top chrome caps. I used a blue one in school till I graduated to a 444. My close friend had the yellow one. The nib of my pen was a F and I wore a nice flat on it. The 444 nib was same to the end but the section cracked so I retired it. I then shifted to a 45 the nib of which I wore out in 5 years. I have retained all these pens and they will still write if filled. Wonderful quality.

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I had one in red in the late 80s and I lost it while on polgrimage (Umrah) to Makkah. It was a very good weiter.

 

Chromantoc, I am afraid the clip is chrome and not black as the barrel. Perhaps bad light is making it look like it is black and, hence, matching the barrel.

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Thanks, mitto, that makes sense. I have blue, red, purple and smoke translucent flat-tops, don't think I ever got around to picking up a green one. I keep Skrip Turquoise in the blue one, it's a great writer and I used it for the one pen, one ink, one month challenge.

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Wow, that's a really interesting example. These usually have shiny chrome caps/clips and solid or translucent barrels. I've never seen one with a clip matching the barrel and is that cap like a matte finish? Great find, grats!

I have exact same flat black & silver unit from back in the 80s. Think it came in a Calligraphy set with alternative nib sections and a few carts.

 

Unfortunately with regular washing in tropical humidity, the clip succumbed to rust & fell off the cap :(

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