Danish Parker Duofold?

[silva]

Hello everyone, is same chance to be this a Parker Duofold Danish version?

Trim is writen Parker.

Nib says Parker Duofold 14k Pen N

Barrel says Parker Duofold REG TM Made in England

Is black/dark blue.

thanks

[usk15]

To me, this Parker Duofold looks like an Englisgh AF Duofold, prodced between 1948 to 1953. I also find wrong the clip of the pen, or could be the entire cap. The clip looks like the ones on Vacumaic, either a clip replacement, either the whole cap from a Vacumatic.

 

http://parkerpens.net/ukduofold.html

 

Can you give some details about sizes?

 

 

Lets here some expert opinions.

[silva]

To me, this Parker Duofold looks like an Englisgh AF Duofold, prodced between 1948 to 1953. I also find wrong the clip of the pen, or could be the entire cap. The clip looks like the ones on Vacumaic, either a clip replacement, either the whole cap from a Vacumatic.

 

http://parkerpens.net/ukduofold.html

 

Can you give some details about sizes?

 

 

Lets here some expert opinions.

the color coincides completely because it is a color that is neither black nor dark blue, so the barrel coincides with cap, the color it is a mixture of both it seems to me. the cap fits flawlessly. Lenght capped is around 132mm, hope it helps.

[gvl]

To me, this seems to be an English Parker Duofold AF.

 

I agree, some Danish had the 'Parker' split arrow clip. However, on its own, that is not sufficient to identify the pen as being made in Denmark. The English nib [the 'N' stands for 'Newhaven' - the location of the factory where the nib was manufactured] and the 'Made in England' stamp on the barrel tells me that this is a UK manufactured pen.

 

In order to be able to conclude Danish manufacture, I would like to see a Danish nib and/or an imprint on the barrel indicating Danish manufacture - e.g. M.I.D.

[silva]

To me, this seems to be an English Parker Duofold AF.

 

I agree, some Danish had the 'Parker' split arrow clip. However, on its own, that is not sufficient to identify the pen as being made in Denmark. The English nib [the 'N' stands for 'Newhaven' - the location of the factory where the nib was manufactured] and the 'Made in England' stamp on the barrel tells me that this is a UK manufactured pen.

 

In order to be able to conclude Danish manufacture, I would like to see a Danish nib and/or an imprint on the barrel indicating Danish manufacture - e.g. M.I.D.

Dont have the MID, and dont have the anchor. I must conclude that despite having Parker's name on a clip is not a dannish made. The color of the cap and the barrel is the same, must be original and have the golden aluminum. These are all situations that let me to think of being the Danish. but what version after that could be?

[mitto]

What exactly make you think it is a Danish made Duofold?

[silva]

What exactly make you think it is a Danish made Duofold?

the clip.

[silva]

What exactly make you think it is a Danish made Duofold?

but the chance of being Danish is now away

[mitto]

Clip may be a replacement. Even the cap may be a replacement.

 

As you say the barrel clearly says 'MADE IN ENGLAND' and the nib is an English Newhaven nib. The AF aluminium filler button also came gold colored.

[silva]

Clip may be a replacement. Even the cap may be a replacement.

 

As you say the barrel clearly says 'MADE IN ENGLAND' and the nib is an English Newhaven nib. The AF aluminium filler button also came gold colored.

81/5000

 

all the colors in the pen match. for you the final model is? Parker Duofold AF?

[mitto]

Yes. Parker Duofold AF. If in case barrel and cap colors match, the clip probably is a replacement.