Identify This Wahl-Eversharp Striated Pen?

[Paul-in-SF]

At first I thought it was a Pacemaker, the shape is about right, but the clip is wrong, and so are the trim and the striation pattern. The nib is not original, but the barrel imprint definitely says Wahl-Eversharp. (Photo taken from eBay). It is faceted, but it doesn't appear to be a Doric either. It is lever filled. There's nothing in the listing to indicate the size of the pen.

 

I'm not interested in bidding on this pen, but I am curious. It's those alternating in-between stripes, I haven't seen that on a Wahl-Eversharp pen before (which doesn't mean that much, but still).

 

Edited November 2, 2020 by Paul-in-SF

[terim]

That really looks like a Waterman "blue streak" !

 

[Paul-in-SF]

Thanks, it certainly does resemble it on the barrel end, although it has a different clip and cap rings, and the Waterman caps look more tapered to me. 

 

There doesn't seem to be any getting around the Wahl-Eversharp barrel imprint, which although I didn't include the photo, was clear and crisp. 

[joss]

I saw your question a while ago but could not be of much help until I saw this thread on the Eversharp Varsity today:

www.fountainpennetwork.com/forum/topic/347467-eversharp-varsity-in-striped-celluloid-c-late-1930s

 

PenHero's picture does not pop up in that thread but the picture can be found here and I think that it is the same pen as the one that you show. The catalog  page in the thread is from 1938.

 

[Paul-in-SF]

That's it exactly! Another Wahl-Eversharp somewhat forgotten model, like the Victory that I asked about a few months ago in another thread. Thanks for the links. Kind of sorry now that I didn't bid on it.