Parker pen identification

[Asteris]

While searching through my father's old stationary box I found 3 parker ballpoint pens and while all of them look like jotters, they have some interesting deifferences. The first one is all metal, with a medium refill, made in France and does'nt have the logo on the push button, the second one is half plastic-half metal with a medium refill and made in the USA and has the arrow logo on the push button. The third one is all metal, is slimmer than the other 2, has a fine refill, is made in the UK and has the P logo on the push button. All of them come from the same 3-pen case. Any ideas about these models? 

[bsenn]

First two are 45s, third is a Classic. Nice daily-use pens.

[Number99]

22 hours ago, bsenn said:

First two are 45s, third is a Classic. Nice daily-use pens.

Hello.

 

 Please allow me the opportunity to ask questions.

 When I buy the Parker 45 FP from the 1960s, there are times when such a jotter-type ballpoint pen or pencil accompanies the flock.

 I used to think it was a by-product of my Parker 45 purchase, so I was going to get rid of those ballpoint pens ...

 It was helpful to know that they were 45 BP.

 

 By the way, what is the way to distinguish this 45 BP from Jotter?

 It feels different from the current jotter, but I can't tell.

 Also, I would like to know the relationship with the cap-actuated type 45 BP and the cap-actuated type T-ball that has the same shape and has no inscription.

 I would appreciate it if you could tell me how to distinguish.

 

 

 

 

Edited April 30, 2022 by Number99

[bsenn]

Sorry, I had looked too quickly on my phone. The first two are jotters. 45 ballpoints would be cap-actuated.

[Number99]

I wondered if the 45s had the same phenomenon that the International Classic would appear as a Parker 75 ballpoint pen.

 😄

 I think it's a good idea to enjoy matching the colors of the Parker 45 fp and the Jotter ballpoint pen, so I will cherish those Jotters (metal threads) in the sense of paying homage to the previous owners of the pens.

 

 

 

 

Edited April 30, 2022 by Number99