Anyone Have Info To Share On My "new" Bchr Fountain Pen Purchase - Sears Roebuck And Co.

[RogerRamjet]

Yesterday I stopped by a usual place I check out regularly and bought a batch of vintage pens he had. One of the pens was the one pictured below. I have read some of the posts about what companies made Sears pens, but this one only has the Sears Roebuck and Co. logo. It has a slip on cap. The barrel does not have any writing on it but the cap does. And yes, the logo is doubled printed on the cap. It has a pretty worn "Warranty 14K" nib. Other than the nib, it is in great condition. It came with the box (no instructions). It is BCHR and probably early 1920's. It measures 5 3/4-inches capped, 4 13/16-inches uncapped and 6 3/4-inches posted..

 

I would appreciate any information any of your could share with me about this pen since there is so-o-o little on the web.

 

 

Edited December 1, 2017 by RogerRamjet

[mitto]

A lovely looking quality made vintage pen. That is what I can say. Others with more knowledge may chime in soon.

[Pickwick]

Go to http://munsonpen.com which says these pens were made by The Chicago Pen Company Illinois. The site give some information.

[Runnin_Ute]

Here is an old thread on a similar if not the same pen.

 

https://www.fountainpennetwork.com/forum/topic/1759-the-economy-pen-sears-roebuck-and-co/

[Bo Bo Olson]

Very nice pen, more the better class of an Economy pen due to the large gold colored cap ring. Nice and ornate one too.

[RogerRamjet]

Thank you for the responses!!