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Please Can You Identify This Waterman Model?


Chrissy

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I have been gifted this Waterman pen by a friend, and she tells me it isn't an expensive model, but I can't find out which model it is. Please can anyone identify it?

 

The converter works but has a split in the metal near the front where it fits into the section. I know that it's a CF type of converter from the fitting, so I bought a new one. Sadly, although it fits into the section, it's a smaller diameter than this one that is split. I assume it will still work though. I know these converters aren't easily available.

 

 

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I have one of those pens. I have no idea what it is, but maybe Graduate?

 

I use a converter like this one in mine: http://www.ebay.com/itm/400665245153?_trksid=p2060353.m1438.l2649&ssPageName=STRK%3AMEBIDX%3AIT

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Thank you for your reply.

 

It's very interesting that you mention that 'standard type of converter' because I tried an ordinary small International type cartridge the other day and it seemed to be a reasonably tight fit. I already had the CF converter on order though, and wasn't aware that it was going to be a thinner version until I unwrapped it.

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I'll dig around and see if I can find you a Waterman cart over the weekend and mail it to you.

Don't remember what colour offhand, but could be brown.

Standard carts should fit as well - use then back to back (flat ends together).

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I'll dig around and see if I can find you a Waterman cart over the weekend and mail it to you.

Don't remember what colour offhand, but could be brown.

Standard carts should fit as well - use then back to back (flat ends together).

 

Thank you so much whych. That is a really kind offer. :)

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