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WOW!  That's one really awesome nib you've got there, mitto! :puddle:  What is that -- an OBB?

Ruth Morrisson aka inkstainedruth

"It's very nice, but frankly, when I signed that list for a P-51, what I had in mind was a fountain pen."

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9 hours ago, inkstainedruth said:

WOW!  That's one really awesome nib you've got there, mitto! :puddle:  What is that -- an OBB?

Ruth Morrisson aka inkstainedruth

To me it looks like OBBB. 😊

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  • 6 months later...

Some of my Mk I Aeros, and a C/C.

 

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Transitional examples Aero Mk I to Mk II:

 

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Aeros Mk II/III:

 

P51 Aero Mk II and III as at 30 Dec 20.jpg

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Beautiful, Khan!  What an impressive collection. And these are only the  very very tip of your 51 iceberg!

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Sheptonian,  What beautiful photos of such a variety of 51s. Thanks for sharing. 

 

Nice photos, Estycollector. Thanks for the 51 photos. 

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I REALLY want a Vista Blue MKIII!

 

I have a 61 in that color but NEED a 51 in the same……

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1 minute ago, mitto said:

A group P51 aerometrics with lustraloy caps and gold filled clips. 

 

 

 

nice! I still need to get a Navy Grey and a Midnight Blue 

 

Just give me the Parker 51s and nobody needs to get hurt.

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that's a lot of variation... the one on the right almost looks like it's Dove grey!

 

Just give me the Parker 51s and nobody needs to get hurt.

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Lighting being as important as it is in photography, I can't really judge.

But I do like it :)

(aw who am I kidding... I like just about any "51"...)

 

But there is/was a lot of variation in Dove grey pens. as evidenced by the fact that seemingly somewhere around 30-50% of them. have blind caps that don't properly match the barrel...

And, there are known navy grey vacs... although they are said to be replacement parts made later... and I don't know if they would have made a replacement pencil to go with it... hmmm...

 

Just give me the Parker 51s and nobody needs to get hurt.

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Are photos of Kullock-made Parker 51s fair game in this thread?  I’ve got plenty of the Parker-made 51s, but almost as many customized 51s.

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1 hour ago, donnweinberg said:

Are photos of Kullock-made Parker 51s fair game in this thread?  I’ve got plenty of the Parker-made 51s, but almost as many customized 51s.

If they are then so are Torelli, Bexley, and Prather.

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9 hours ago, donnweinberg said:

Are photos of Kullock-made Parker 51s fair game in this thread?  I’ve got plenty of the Parker-made 51s, but almost as many customized 51s.

 

 

For sure, anything goes, as long as it is 51-ish then it is of interest, including heavily worn pens or pens with a history, I am still searching for the location of the six very special 51 pens that were given by Eisenhower to those persons that changed the course of WW2.

 

I would like to see the 51 owned by the late Queen

 

 

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