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Vintage Pens: Conklin 75

Crescent Filler, 1920-1929, Semi-Flexible nib, 14.5 cm capped.

$1,499.99 Restored SKU 6957
Availability
One in stock, one of a kind.
Returns
14 days for a full refund of the item price, via insured U.S. Mail. Problems found within 30 days get fixed.
Condition
Restored, tested and guaranteed. Flaws are stated in the description.
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Item specifics

Filling MechanismCrescent Filler
Era1920-1929
Nib SizeSemi-Flexible
SKU6957
Capped length14.5 cm
BrandConklin
CategoryVintage Pens
ConditionRestored, tested and guaranteed

Description from Nathaniel

Here is something we suspect you've never seen before: a Conklin 75 with solid 14k gold accents. Conklin 75 pens are not the commonly found to begin with, but this is the first we have ever seen with a pocket clip and cap band each stamped 14k. Check out the close-ups in the gallery of photos. Our vintage pen is fully restored with a new ink sac. No cracks, dimples or scratches. Crisp imprints and chasing. The black hard rubber might show a hint of chocolate hazing. Maybe the branding imprint is a little shallow in places. There is a touch of brassing on the top of the crescent filler. You will love its large, semi-flexible 14k gold #7 nib. The cap band has a very stylish "C.A.L" engraved in it. 14.5cm capped.

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