Sailor Kop Mosaique

[mke]

There were several mosaique KoPs - at least one of them was very colorful.

Does anybody has such a pen or has a picture or a link?

It is so difficult to see if this is the one I have in mind.

 

 

https://www.fountainpennetwork.com/forum/topic/241541-sailor-kop-mosaique-red-m-nib/

 

I thought it was more colorful than this one actually

 

http://i4.photobucket.com/albums/y115/YS2003/IMG_4359_zps6ea40749.jpg

Edited June 15, 2019 by mke

[Bobby Check]

Here is a photo of a pen I used to own

 

[whichwatch]

I don't have any pictures, but I have seen KoP Mosaics in red, brown, and green color schemes with multiple colors each like the picture you showed (which is the red)

[zaddick]

I don't have any pictures, but I have seen KoP Mosaics in red, brown, and green color schemes with multiple colors each like the picture you showed (which is the red)

There is also a grey/black one.

 

The pen in the first post is one of the red pens. I have one in a 1911L size made for the Japanese market, but not the KOP size.

[Barry Gabay]

Good morning, These Mozaiques are among the most beautiful KoPs. I have owned 3, all except the black-gray. Presently I have only the brown-black-blue one, like the one posted by Bobby Check. They are quite light and well balanced, lighter to my hand than the bandless ebonite models. Will post photos later of brown-black-blue if anyone is interested. Best wishes, Barry

[Barry Gabay]

 

Here is a photo of my only remaining Mozaique KoP, the brown & blue & black one. Sold the green & blue one to my buddy & fellow KoP addict, Brian Anderson.

 

The red-blue-black one has a sad tale if anyone wants to read. At the Philadelphia Pen Show 3 years ago, I was showing it around to folks on Sunday afternoon because I was so pleased with it, having owned it just a few months. Unintentionally, I left it in its box on a vendor's table and walked away. Many hours later, when we returned home and I was unpacking my pens, I discovered its absence. Called the hotel immediately and Bert Oser, owner of the Philly show at the time, the next morning. Both were empathetic & helpful, but the pen never appeared. My wife said she believed someone would do the right thing and post an ad about finding the pen. Maybe I am more jaded, but I didn't think that would happen. This ramble is not meant as self pity, I promise. Just a story about yet another guy learning yet another lesson the hard way.

[jacksterp]

A truly sad tale indeed.

[mongrelnomad]

I remember when these were available. There was also a greenish one if I remember right.

 

I looked at them at the time but didnt pull the trigger. Theyre just regular acetate, and were, imo, a bit meh...