Broadway Fountain Pen

[sherrero]

Hey guys!

Im new here and I have a Broadway Fountain Pen that I want to know more about it.

Does anyone know more info about it and also how much it cost in the market now?

 

I attached some pics in this post.

 

Thanks so much for your help!

 

Santiago.

[sherrero]

Here are some more pics.

Thanks!

[jar]

That looks like one of the many second or third tier pens and may have been made by the US Fountain Pen Company. Is the nib a warranted 14K one?

[J.R.]

I have a Diamond Medal, sold by Sears, Roebuck and Co., which is identical to this pen, except mine has three cap bands. My pen is a 'demi'-sized pen - most likely a ladies' size. It was one of many house brands made by National Pen Products. NPP was located in Chicago, at the time, tho'.

 

Take Care,

J.R.

[sherrero]

Thanks J.R. and jar for the info!

Here is other pic with the gold nib. Yes, the nib is a 14k warranted one.

 

Do any of you know how much is the value of this pen in the market?

 

Thanks again!

[jar]

Thanks J.R. and jar for the info!

Here is other pic with the gold nib. Yes, the nib is a 14k warranted one.

 

Do any of you know how much is the value of this pen in the market?

 

Thanks again!

 

Maybe $20.00 or so if already restored and with a new sac.

[Uncle Red]

Maybe a bit more for a dealer that would guarantee the restoration. Is the nib flexible? That can hike up the price a bit too.

[J.R.]

FWIW, I paid $35 for mine, restored to a very good condition, new sac and smoothed nib. I collect "house brand" pens, so it fit right in. (And, it's a great writing pen, too).

 

Looking at the nib of your pen, these pens are twins - except for the cap bands, of course.

 

Take care,

J.R.