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Hi, folks

 

I'm a "pennie" - I just love pens. Parker, in particular... so...

 

Years ago (not very many...) I bought a Parker "Jotter" fountain pen _IN MATT BLACK_ (with "gold" trim and a "gold" nib). It wasn't very expensive at all and I LOVED it. Well... I lost it. Subsequent attempts to find another one have failed... abysmally.

 

I wonder if I got the model name wrong? Evidence to the contrary - About 4 years ago I went to a conference in the uk (where I live and work) and saw a man with the very same pen. When I was in France recently, I noticed (and subsequently bought) an almost identical pen... but in Stainless Steel. So my question is - does anyone know IF Parker did make a Jotter fountain pen in matt black and gold-coloured trim AND, if so, how I might go about trying to find one to buy on the internet?

 

Thanks so much!

 

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Greetings!

You are correct I recall Parker Jotter pens They were made in several finish...Plastic with steel cap, stainless steel cap and barrel (gold plated clip)..and Matte Black....F & M nibs tips...They were made in factories in UK, France and USA...it was in production circa 1980-90' years... I hope you can find it...Good Luck ! :thumbup:

PD: If I am not wrong Parker Jotter was named in some countries Parker 15 model ... :unsure:

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I have also found that Parker 15's and Parker Jotters seem to be the same pen. I'm partial to the Parker 15. Despite owning a hundred nice pens, a flighter model 15 is my daily carry pen.

 

I see that there are a couple of Parker 15's in matte black on ebay, is this what you are looking for?

 

https://www.ebay.com/itm/PARKER-15-MATTE-BLACK-GOLD-TRIM-FOUNTAIN-PEN-x-FINE-PT-NEW-IN-BOX/142406700465?hash=item212819cdb1:g:blEAAOSwzaJX2rkW

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I have several P15/Jotter FPs including matt black GTs with gold plated nibs, flighter GT also with gold plated nibs, flighter CT and plastic body ones.

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