A big pen. In excellent condition - no brassing or wear. Cartridge-converter. Fine 18 kt. two tone nib. 5 5/8", 144 mm.

Price: $200 inclusive of S/H/I

A big pen that's made out of wood (olive?). Cartridge-converter. Medium 18 kt. two tone nib. 5 5/8", 144 mm.  These were very expensive collectors items originally, but the wood stains with ink, as you can see below the nib and at the end of the barrel.  If you don't mind the staining, the wood has a very warm feel, and it's a great writer.

Price: $175 inclusive of S/H/I

A very special Waterman collector's pen. The condition of the pen is nearly perfect. It has a broad stub Waterman Ideal New York #4 nib. There's a gorgeous engraving of initials SW on the indicia. The overlay is 14 kt gold. The one means a "cone cap" - basically it's friction held. I'm happy to answer questions, especially about this pen. The condition is immaculate. 5 5/16", 136 mm.

Price: $950 inclusive of S/H/I

Wonderful, nearly mint condition.  Waterman Ideal #2 nib. Small, trim. 0 = gold filled; 5 = Gold; 1=cone cap; 2=nib size. Collector grade.

Price: $450 inclusive of S/H/I

This gold filagree Waterman is in beautiful shape, not engraved with initials or a name. The nib is a fine flex, although you can tell it was bent at some point in the past and repaired to straight. Otherwise the pen is in impecible shape. 5 3/8", 13.7 cm. In regard to the name: the "0" means "gold filled", the "5" solid gold barrel and cap, "5" lever filler, and "2" is the nib size. The lettering on the "Waterman's Ideal New York" nib is consistent with the style used 1907-1918.

Price: $425 inclusive of S/H/I

This set provoked several long discussions. I don't know what to label it. Let me start by saying it's in great condition. The set looks almost new. There's an artfully engraved set of initials "F M" on the bands (very professional and subtle). The cap looks like the "Emblem" model, while the barrel has a stairstep end (like the cap end of the #7, #5, or #94). It's a single arm lever (not Ink-Vue style). The nib says "Red Waterman Ideal Canada", and the very clear imprint also says that the set is from Canada. I'd say the nib is a flexible Fine-medium that's fun to write with.

Price: $175 inclusive of S/H/I

The Waterman 5 is a nice size pen. This one is exotic black, and has a #4 manifold nib in medium. 1930s vintage lever filler. The condition is excellent except for one small bite mark or ding near the end of the cap. Otherwise there's a little drawer wear and not much else. The base of the pen has the green inlay and #5 embossed.

Price: $95 inclusive of S/H/I

There's a Basketweave pattern on this gold-filled filigree Waterman set from the 1930s. The pen and pencil were acquired separately, but since they're the correct match, they're being sold as a set. Only the pen is engraved. The nib is a semi-flex fine. The pen is 5 1/8", 13.1 cm. Super condition. The lever was repaired but is now fine and functional. So is the pencil.

Price: $500 inclusive of S/H/I

The weight on this lever filler is particularly nice. The cap looks good other than some surface wear (there's no discoloration - the yellow above is reflection artifact). The nib is a small medium (typical Taperite). A solid pen in very good condition. 5 1/4", 133 mm. Lever filler.

Price: $75 inclusive of S/H/I

Not a fancy pen. Lever filler. Small fine-medium nib. Aluminum cap is fairly scuffed. However, should work well for everyday use.

Price: $35 inclusive of S/H/I

Small lever filler. Ideal Junior fine point nib. Not fancy. 4 3/4"; 120 mm.

Price: $45 inclusive of S/H/I