Not the fanciest of English Parkers, but in great condition. Nib is steel and I'd call it a fine-medium. Cartridge converter (piston-type). Excellent condition.

Price: $50 inclusive of S/H/I

Parker's top-of-the-line 75 copy. French. Copper and black lacquer over brass (I believe). Probably more of a user than show piece because there's one area on the cap where the lacquer is a bit worn.  By my age, you can't see it without a loupe, but you can feel it.  And light doesn't reflect as well.  Fine 18 kt nib.   5 1/4", 135 mm. Cartridge/Converter

Price: $125 inclusive of S/H/I

Pretty teal Slimfold. Parker 21-like squeeze filler. #5 14 kt fine nib. Excellent condition. 5", 125 mm

Price: $65 inclusive of S/H/I

English made Slimfold fountain pen and ball point in dark blue. In truth, I don't think they're a set, just very close. So close I'm selling them together. The fountain pen has a Parker 21-like aerometric filler. Medium 14 kt nib. Both work. No major flaws - just desk wear. FP: 5", 125 mm.

Price: $75 inclusive of S/H/I

There's no way an image can do this one justice, the light, lacey etching. Flexible fine, Vac-like arrow nib. Button filler. 4 3/8", 110 mm. Great condition.

Price: $300 inclusive of S/H/I

A beautiful US Parker 75 with a 14 kt gold filled cap and barrel. Medium 14Kt gold nib. Flat ends to the cap and barrel (the older style). Cartridge/converter.

Price: $180 inclusive of S/H/I

Gorgeous but small button filling ringtop (3 5/16", 83 mm) is gold filled. Fine flexible lucky curve nib.

Price: $175 inclusive of S/H/I

These are modern and in basically mint condition. The two-tone nib is a medium. The International is the smaller (more useable) size. It's cartridge/converter. The other item is a roller ball, and it rolls. Both have nice black and gold "Parker Duofold" medallions in the cap end. 5 1/4", 131 mm. List for the combo new is $780.

Price: $400 inclusive of S/H/I

Parker Duofolds are classicly gorgeous pens, even though they're modern. This set includes a fountain pen with a medium, two-tone nib. The fountain pen is a cartridge converter. 5 1/8", 132 mm. Condition is near-mint.

Price: $225 inclusive of S/H/I

While it looks like a perfect set, the Pen is a flat ended 75 with a 66 medium nib. The 75 pencil should have a the same clip as the 75 pen, while this one is attached on the body - thus, a "Classic". The pen is cartridge converter filler, and has a correct metal squeeze-type filler

Price: $175 inclusive of S/H/I - missing in action (can't find)

Amazing - it's basically amazing. This gem is an 18K rolled gold overlay placed around a Parker Duofold junor. The case is octagonal, with a neat floral pattern alternating with linear striations. The nib is a fine, and the feed is Christmas-tree style. There's a bit of brassing to the clip (top of the clip and the ball), and to the base of the pen (where it posts). Most of these were Italian made, and most formally arranged by the manufacturer (Parker). 4 3/4", `2 cm.

Price: $500 inclusive of S/H/I

English made Duofold with aluminum button filler. The flex nib is unusual because it's both smooth and flexible. Fine 14 kt.  5 1/8", 130 mm. Only flaw is the brassing of the cap band. There is some debate whether it is a very dark blue (="Midnight Blue") or black - but it's probably dark blue.  Barely. Regardless, it's good looking. And writing.

Price: $130 inclusive of S/H/I SOLD

No fountain pen to be found. Strange. Moderate-light wear. Clip has created a smooth "smile" on the ball point. BP just over 5", 128 mm.

Price: $50 inclusive of S/H/I SOLD

Hypermodern look. Medium nib. Brushed stainless steel barrel. Excellent condtion. 5 3/16", 131 mm.

Price: $125 inclusive of S/H/I SOLD