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I thought that I knew a bit about Parker 45's as I have quite a good range of different models, but this is one that my Father gave me and I was quite surprised when I took the cap off to find this section and nib. The cap is marked 'Made in USA' and the ink converter is marked Parker and Eversharp.

 

I've posted some photos and also one showing it side by side with an English 45.

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It is a Parker - Eversharp "Big E":

www.fountainpennetwork.com/forum/topic/340958-eversharp-big-e-c-1961-1963/

 

Search for "Big E" on this page:

https://parkerpens.net/parker-eversharp.html

 

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I correct myself as the clip on your cap is different from the Big E. The pen might be a Parker 19:

https://parkerpens.net/parker19.html

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Good info Joss!

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Thanks for the information. It's definitely a Parker 19........basically a 45 apart from section and nib.

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