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Barnowl251

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Hello everyone,

 

I was wondering if anyone can help me identify some particulars regarding this old pen. My wife found it at a thrift shop super cheap. Knowing I enjoy FPs, she got it for me.

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The markings are as follows:

 

Side of barrel: Waterman's / Made in Canada / Ideal / Fountain Pen

Nib: RED / Waterman's / 14k / IDEAL / CANADA

Bottom of barrel: 7

 

Curious as to the approximate age of the pen.

Also, not sure if this is celluloid or not... (I've never owned a celluloid).

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One of the pens I regret selling.  The "Red" nib had just the right amount of flex for a daily user and, for a vintage pen, it was nice and large.

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