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Hi FPN,

Can anyone give me info on this Waterman?

This pen has me baffled.  There is no model number on it.  The end of the body has a Waterman Idea logo instead of a model number.  It's kind of a center-joint but the joint is closer to the end of the body.  It appears you fill the tube that screws out of the body and them screw the body back on.  And what is that brass thing clamped to the body?  It's 4" long capped.  Excellent Waterman's Ideal nib on it.  I checked all my pen books, including the Waterman book, and don't find this pen.  Any info would be appreciated.  Thanks,  BOBwatermansmall6.thumb.JPG.2a8787f4f66e5a53106149678152c68b.JPG

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Great detective work @irrigger!

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This would be for a Signagraph I believe. 

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1d9q8gQg8ZTqGSSlJr0PPHtq-MmBDuqVj/view
https://pencollectorsofamerica.org/reference-library/waterman/
https://gopens.com/the-waterman-signagraph/

Although I'm not sure about the end threading. There is also supposed to be a double ended waterman eyedropper.  not sure if this is one half of that. 
Obviously I'm no expert and can be very very wrong.


 

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Hi, I think it's a Signagraph pen!  Yes, thank you all for the help.  Cheers,  BOB

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