Pen as old as you are?

[miwishi63]

I have a Sheaffer Imperial IV in daily use that likely dates to within a year of my birth - currently in daily use!

[kestrel]

I have a  Conway Stewart 84 made in my birth year plus a Parker Senior Duofold from my dad's birth year (1927), a Sheaffer's Balance from around my mother's birth year (1931).  I suspect one or two of my Wirts are from around the birth years of my grandparents (1899-1901).  The Conway is a gorgeous but is a bit small for my hand and the Wirts have too many little quirks to be regular users but the Parker is in the rotation fairly regularly as is the Balance.

[Armo]

I have a Parker 51 that's dated '55 making it a year younger than myself and the Fender Stratocaster.

[yubaprof]

I have a Parker 51 from 1946. Same as me. It's a nice writer with black barrel and gold cap and in excellent condition. Every once in a while I am tempted to have my initials engraved on the cap, but not yet. I have a few other pens - Montblanc, Pelikan, and Eversharp - that are from the 30s.

[jw20147]

I have a Hero 100 from 2002(I think I'm relatively young here)

I bought it as an adult and it's been working great until now

[Penguincollector]

I don’t have them yet, but the three I would like from circa 1976 are the Parker 180, Sheaffer Targa (had one as a school pen, older sister stole and then lost it), and the Pilot Myu. 

[Manalto]

I've got a black-and-gold Aurora from 1952 that's a lot better looking than I am, but at least it makes me look a little classier when I carry it.

 

What about the Shaeffer 'Targa' for those of you born 1976 - 1993? (Hope I got the dates right.)