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The nib and section are the same as found on a Golden Imperial ( think a Skripsert cartridge pen with a gold plated cap and TD filler ) , it was made in both the US and Brazil as I've seen examples and I assume a short lived model ( a year? if that ) and not common. Dating a pen like this accurately would not be possible without Sheaffer paperwork, but it has to be at earliest 1959 and probably no later than the end of the '60's. Part of me says " early '60's"....another part says "later" !!

 

These may have been made in the US as well, I just don't recall seeing one. I think a very interesting and difficult to find pen and in beautiful condition, great buy.

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They was sold here in Brazil... I don't think they export them. Many products - never exported - were imprinted MADE IN BRAZIL...

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