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Help Me Date A Parker Sonnet 11T Gold Plated


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Hello again,

 

Grateful if anyone can provide more info on this. Its part of a fairly large collection of pens that were gifts in my family - i am sorting through them keeping the ones i like the feel / writing style of and moving on with the rest of them.

 

This one is fairly heavy, not sure what carat plating it is - theres no hallmarks aside 11T and sonnet.

 

 

 

the dusty texture in the pics is literally just a little dust from the casing's fabric .

any pointers appreciated .

 

i think it should be from the mid 80s not sure it makes sense.

 

thanks in advance for your time

 

bests

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thanks Donor pen ! yes indeed that looks right. though it was of the same dates as the others, which are around the 70s and 80s.

 

have a great week

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thanks Donor pen ! yes indeed that looks right. though it was of the same dates as the others, which are around the 70s and 80s.

 

have a great week

 

You are welcome.

 

The Sonnet was introduced in 1993-4. So no question of a Parker Sonnet from 70s or 80s. Enjoy your pen.

Khan M. Ilyas

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