Conklin Identification Help Please!

[Cheeseandbacon]

Hello All,

 

I have recently come across this fabulous looking fountain pen. However i am not having much luck in researching its history / identifying / valuing this pen. This seems to be a early / rare Conklin. My trail so far: The pen is stamped The Crescent Pen, but after looking at Conklin Crescent Pens on Google and Ebay this didn't seem right. Spotted a similar finish on a All American reptilian however there is no plunger. So this has pushed me down the endura route, but now I'm back the the start scratching my head.

 

Can anyone help!!??

 

I am looking to sell this pen on in the near future, so your community wealth of knowledge would be most helpful and i would be most grateful.

 

Many Thanks

 

[Uncial]

Its not an Endura. Likely Chicago period, but does the nib say 'made in England'? I can't make out the rest. It has an interesting finish, not one I've seen before. Its a lever filler.

[Cheeseandbacon]

Indeed it says made in England. Ritewell nib, so has probably been replaced at some point.

[james3paris]

I don't know the name of the pen, but here is the patent info.

 

 

 

http://www.conklinpens.com/images/patents/US1267575.pdf

[Freddy]

Conklin: All American..lever filler c.1936-37 in Reptilian {Snake Skin} Gold..Green vein..

 

Redacting.....Welcome Aboard....Cheeseandbacon....Enjoy your time here.................

 

Fred

Edited March 25, 2018 by Freddy