Unidentified German School Pen

[Blastmaster1972]

Dear fellow forumites and pen-o-philes:

 

Recently, I have com in the possession of two vintage fountain pens, one of which was quickly identified as a Pelikan 120.

 

The other one however, is a mystery. (to me, at least)

 

I know the history of the pen, it was purchased by my father in the fifties of the previous century. Later, my brother used it for a while, put it away somewhere, and it got forgotten. It resurfaced, and now I have it.

 

There is no brand or model name anywhere on the pen, it is a black piston filler. The clip looks vaguely Pelikan-esque, the rest of the pen looks a bit Geha-esque.

 

See pictures, if anyone could identify this pen, that would make me happy! I have already looked in Mr. Lambrou's "Fountain Pens Of The World", but couldn't find this pen.

 

 

 

 

Kind regards,

 

Jos

Edited August 12, 2018 by Blastmaster1972

[Kaweco]

ERO (Erich Rodenhäuser) from Nieder- Ramstadt

[Bexinthecity247]

It's very pretty!

Edited August 13, 2018 by Bexinthecity247

[carlos.q]

Senator fountain pen, previously known as Merz and Krell.

[Bo Bo Olson]

Senator fountain pen, previously known as Merz and Krell.

Ah, Ha didn't know that.

 

I've got a couple ERO pens, if not they are twins, but a bit more colored....third tier....they work so that is good.