Help With Finding Manufacturer

[Horne5560]

I purchased some pens at auction online as it included a Parker I was interested in, included was a smart looking pen which turned out to be a promotion pen from gold blend.

 

I know it is a long shot but would anybody have any idea of the manufacture?

 

It has a nib marked iridium German made.

[Fermata]

I think that this pen was a free gift promotional item with Nescafe Gold Bond coffee.

 

I dont know the manufacturer, probably Chinese, these pens were given away in their hundreds if not thousands.

[Mech-for-i]

Likely a Chinese made OEM for gift market. It look remarkably like one of the GLM I had

[JD-Be]

Hello, I'm from Belgium and new here. I collect on a low level writing stuff. Now I heritated a lot of old nice stuff from my dad-in-law, wich I later on want to sell; they don't fit in my humble collection.

Today's question: what pen is this and the cap "patent IBIS" seems not to belong to the fountainpen ... The nib has "14 CARAT" and a sign like Mont Blanc with a "2" inside.

Some specialists that can answer here? Thanks!

Greetings, JD

[Astronymus]

I think the IBIS was made by Pelikan post-WWII. This could be a frankenpen. I don't think it's the original nib. And the clip is missing. The nib is indeed Montblanc.

Edited February 17, 2018 by Astron

[JD-Be]

Thank you, Astron! Here is another one: Waterman, I think Taperite 877, what year would this be? Fountain pen and pencil pen in original case (not so nice anymore ...!) JD

[JD-Be]

This is also unknown to me: ballpoint red-blue. There is a 'I M" on the blue and red part.

The fillers have the name Kolibri's DRP1... Must be before WW II, I've been told. Ink is hardened and not usable anymore.
Who knows something? Thanks, J.