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Waterman #2 Nib And Feed Section - 14K Solid Gold Edward Todd Ring Top

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Hi All,

 

In need of some advice.

 

I have a busted feed and section for a #2 Waterman nib.

 

It came from my 14k solid gold Edward Todd ringtop (lever fill).

 

The crazy thing is it is a screw-in section. I am not sure if this is original?

 

Anyway, I would like to replace the feed and section and get the little guy up and running again, but I cannot find a screw-in section and feed.

 

My thought was to find a similar (same) pen and swap out the feed/section, but I do not know what to look for on the cheap and not in the mood to spend hundreds on the same pen to fix this one :P.

 

Any suggestions on how I can get this little feller going again?

 

Can add pictures if you think it would help.

 

Thanks in advance!

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Pictures would help. A donor #2 section and feed for a Waterman (assuming it is black, ripple or mottled) should be pretty easy to source inexpensively.

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