Parker Dipless

[bsenn]

Anyone have info on this Parker desk set? I'd equate it to an Esterbrook Dipless. The base gets filled with ink, the pen picks that up when placed in the base. The section has two reliefs (not three like VP or 75), one for your thumb, one for your top finger. The nib can be rotated similar to a VP or 75 nib. The section has degree marks, labeled 0 to 7.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[JotterAddict62]

Nice score Brian.... Maybe you can date the pen by the nib?

 

What do you figure 1930's or 1940's based on the box...

 

You have your secret picking locations.

 

BTW No auctions in the area with pens. Keep you updated when there is more that I can handle.

 

Ken

[OCArt]

Cool beans! But what is that thing that looks like an ink cartridge in the top half of the pen? (photo 2)

[bsenn]

Cool beans! But what is that thing that looks like an ink cartridge in the top half of the pen? (photo 2)

That had me stumped for a few minutes. It appears to be permanently attached to the barrel. I believe it is simply the connector to screw the barrel to the section.

 

If that connector is clear lucite I would think that puts the pen in the 40's at the earliest?

[baz666]

Hi, made in early 60ies.

Have a look here........ http://fountainpenboard.com/forum/index.php?/topic/1628-parker-guardsman-pivot-point/

[bsenn]

Hi, made in early 60ies.

Have a look here........ http://fountainpenboard.com/forum/index.php?/topic/1628-parker-guardsman-pivot-point/

Great info! Mine came without paperwork so it's helpful to see the instructions. The catalogue pages are also useful, as now I know I also have the 31-309 Jotter set.

 

Brian