Parker Vacumatic Fountain Pens
American. 1930s. The "vacumatic" pen allows for more ink than a regular "sac" filler. Parker also used a transparent material in the body of the pen to allow the user to see how much ink was left. Most importantly though, these Parker pens are considered to be one of the most "gorgeous" pens made (even today!). The body consists of alternating solid and transparent bands of celluloid. The arrow-shaped clip is a design element Parker still uses on their pens today. The pens are considered to be "Art Deco Masterpieces". Marked, "Parker", on each nib and clip.
Size
Each: 5.25" long.
Condition
All in very good condition. One has a slight ding to the cap.
Medium
Celluloid with metal tips.
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American. 1930s. The "vacumatic" pen allows for more ink than a regular "sac" filler. Parker also used a transparent material in the body of the pen to allow the user to see how much ink was left. Most importantly though, these Parker pens are considered to be one of the most "gorgeous" pens made (even today!). The body consists of alternating solid and transparent bands of celluloid. The arrow-shaped clip is a design element Parker still uses on their pens today. The pens are considered to be "Art Deco Masterpieces". Marked, "Parker", on each nib and clip.
Size
Each: 5.25" long.
Condition
All in very good condition. One has a slight ding to the cap.
Medium
Celluloid with metal tips.
Estimate
Reserve
Time, Location
Auction House
