Help Identifying Pen

October 22, 2017

I found an interesting pen for sale, but have no ideea what it is.

October 22, 2017

What sort of fill system does it have? if you unscrew the barrel (if you can) does it have a cartridge or some other fill system? That may have information on it. I have a pen that says nothing on the barrel or cap, but has a Pilot nib and a Pilot squeeze filler (I posted photos and also sent them to Pilot USA and was told that the pen was actually Korean; although it isn't clear whether it was a frankenpen or made under Pilot's auspices.... I'll admit that I have never seen a nib like yours, but someone who's been around longer than me may have.

OTOH, there are such things as "no-name" pens. I found one, a lever filler, a couple of years ago in the wild a couple of hours or so from where I live. I bought the pen because it had a 14 C (yes, that's what it said) music nib (three tines, instead of the normal two), for around $20 US. Turned out the nib alone was apparently worth way more than the rest of the pen. I actually let it go and Ron Zorn sold me a Parker Parkette he was refurbishing, to put the nib and feed in. Given that the Parkette is a low-end sub brand of Parker, saying that it was a better pen than the original one is saying something... (the music nib, BTW, is really nice...).

Ruth Morrisson aka inkstainedruth

October 22, 2017

What sort of fill system does it have? if you unscrew the barrel (if you can) does it have a cartridge or some other fill system? That may have information on it. I have a pen that says nothing on the barrel or cap, but has a Pilot nib and a Pilot squeeze filler (I posted photos and also sent them to Pilot USA and was told that the pen was actually Korean; although it isn't clear whether it was a frankenpen or made under Pilot's auspices.... I'll admit that I have never seen a nib like yours, but someone who's been around longer than me may have.
OTOH, there are such things as "no-name" pens. I found one, a lever filler, a couple of years ago in the wild a couple of hours or so from where I live. I bought the pen because it had a 14 C (yes, that's what it said) music nib (three tines, instead of the normal two), for around $20 US. Turned out the nib alone was apparently worth way more than the rest of the pen. I actually let it go and Ron Zorn sold me a Parker Parkette he was refurbishing, to put the nib and feed in. Given that the Parkette is a low-end sub brand of Parker, saying that it was a better pen than the original one is saying something... (the music nib, BTW, is really nice...).
Ruth Morrisson aka inkstainedruth

Well I heve no idea about the filling sistem, but I left a message to the seller. He sells it for about 10$ + 10$ shipping