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Dear Colleagues,

 

I managed to pick up this Waterman Fountain Pen for about 18 Dollars. At first I thought it was a Waterman Preface - but the nib does not have the usual markings (it only has F stamped on the nib).

Any help on identification will be appreciated. Pictures below

Does anyone have this in their collection and is it a good writer and a keeper ( and is 18 bucks a good price )?.

Thanks guys.

 

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v725/kavanagh/waterman1_zpsefc31mmu.jpg

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v725/kavanagh/waterman2_zps87psizvo.jpghttp://img.photobucket.com/albums/v725/kavanagh/waterman3_zpsw8jfofgn.jpg

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I only know this pen was an economic production line marketed in 1980' years...Sorry..I can not find my old waterman catalogue where it is included..Regards.

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For identifying Waterman pens of this era a full picture including the section (ergo, uncapped) is very helpful.

 

Some models looked almost identical but with different sections.

 

 

 

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What D.ick said.

The general shape and clip look like that of my Waterman Exclusive, but I don't think it's the section for an Exclusive.

Ruth Morrisson aka inkstainedruth

"It's very nice, but frankly, when I signed that list for a P-51, what I had in mind was a fountain pen."

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Thank you guys - the pictures are from the seller and the pen hasn't arrived yet.

 

Fergus - I checked up on your 'supermaster' suggestion - and your right, thank you :)

 

There are comments about this pen that where the black grip section meets the nib, is fragile and prone to cracking or leaks - I hope this isn't the case with the pen I've bought.

 

Does anyone have experience of its writing ability ?.

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Thank you guys - the pictures are from the seller and the pen hasn't arrived yet.

 

Fergus - I checked up on your 'supermaster' suggestion - and your right, thank you :)

 

There are comments about this pen that where the black grip section meets the nib, is fragile and prone to cracking or leaks - I hope this isn't the case with the pen I've bought.

 

Does anyone have experience of its writing ability ?.

IF that is TRUE, may I suggest that you start looking for this pen NOW!!. I can't even find something as simple as a nib for a Waterman Laureat Type I pen.

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This pen is a master slim the nib is gold plated

Sorry for my bad English but I write from France and frenchs are not so good in foreign language

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