Parker 51

Name: Parker 51
Brand: Parker
SKU: 2090
Price: 220.00 CAD
Availability: OutOfStock

Parker 51

CAD $220.00

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Product # 2090 Category: Fountain Pen Tags: 51, Canada, Vacumatic Brand: Parker

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Description

Description

Product #2090

Model: Parker 51

Filling System: Vacumatic

Colour: Cedar Blue/GF

Nib: 14K Medium

Country of Origin: Canada

Manufacture Date: 1946

Capped Length: 139 mm

Condition: Excellent

Additional Information: Deep Blue with with rolled gold cap, this 51 Vacumatic is an excellent daily writer and carries gobs of ink. Literally the best fountain pen ever made. And flashy enough to look great in your pocket.

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