Great pens for sale! Rather than a tray of more contemporary pens, I have a selection of cool vintage fountain pens that I’m listing here for sale. Some of these pens may be ink-ready; the rest probably are not. I don’t have the time or energy to disassemble, clean, polish, re-sac and reassemble these vintage pens, so assume that all of these are unrestored and will need cleaning and new sacs when you get them. I have not dipped any in ink to test how they write. There is no way to warranty a 60, 70, 80+ year old used pen, so they are being sold “as is”. If there is something you’re interested in and need more information or pictures to help, please reach out and I’ll reply with whatever you need. The first “I’ll take it” gets the pen(s). Add $10 for USPS insured shipping within CONUS; international shipping at cost. Payment with PayPal (g/s) or use Zelle (preferred). If you have any questions or would like additional photos, PM me here or preferably email me at (gfc dot vegas at gmail dot com)









1. Diamond Medal Standard FP, Lapis Blue, GF trim, lever fill, good imprint, 135mm closed, circa 1920’s. Minimal high point brassing. 14K gold Diamond Medal nib #2 in a fine point with minimal flex. Good color overall but barrel is just slightly darker. Sac feels pliable. $100
2. Waterman #55 FP, red ripple hard rubber, GF trim, lever fill, good imprint, 140mm closed, circa 1920’s. Some high point brassing on clip ball. 14K Waterman manifold nib in a medium point with no flex. Sac is ossified and will need replacement. $175
3. Sheaffer Lifetime white dot flat top, jade green, GF trim with some high point brassing, good imprint, 133mm closed, circa 1930’s. Remarkably even color between cap and barrel. 14K gold Sheaffers Lifetime nib in a medium point with no flex. Sac seems pliable. $150
4. Parker Royal Challenger, red marble herringbone, GF trim, button fill, good imprint, 133mm closed, circa 1937 (date code 27), non-sword clip, black jewels. Name engraved: “L.A. Mike Hogue”. 14K gold Parker Pen nib (date code 37). No brassing, visualated section has good clarity, sac appears pliable. $125
5. Eversharp Skyline Gold Award Presentation FP, GF cocentric rings texture, lever fill, 134mm closed, circa 1943. No brassing, no dents, tight threads. Correct 14K gold Skyline nib in a fine point with good flex. $110
6. Eversharp Executive Skyline in dubonet red/striped cap, GF trim, lever fill, 142mm closed, circa 1943. Name engraved: “Charles A. Hoffmann”. Correct 14k gold Executive Skyline nib in a fine point with minimal flex. No brassing but sac is ossified and needs replacement. Executives are getting hard to find. $175
7. Sheaffer Balance Lifetime white dot oversize, black celluloid, GF trim, lever fill, good imprint, 141mm closed, circa late 1930’s. Some bite marks at end of barrel, no brassing, some remaining clarity of visualted section. Correct 14K gold Sheaffers Lifetime nib in a medium point with no flex. Sac appears pliable. $140
8. Parker Streamline Senior Duofold, red/orange (uncommon), GF trim, button fill, somewhat faded but readable imprint, 131mm closed, circa 1929. Minimal high point brassing, ossified sac will need replacement. Barrel lip has some minor hairline cracks and has been filed down somewhat, presumably to remove edge chip(s). $85
9. Faber-Castell/Osmia #883 in green tortoise-striped celluloid, GF trim, piston fill, good imprints, 127mm closed, circa 1950’s. Visualated barrel has good transparency, so I’m not sure how much use this pen has seen; great condition. Piston extends and retracts smoothly. Correct 14K monotone Faber-Castell Osmia nib in a DOUBLE BROAD with flex $185
10. Parker Premiere (Canada) FP/pencil set, green marble, GF trim, button fill, good imprint, 127mm closed, circa 1937 (date code on barrel and nib 17). Black jewels, no brassing and sac appears pliable. Correct 14K Parker Canada nib in a fine point with some flex. Matching pencil is 116mm and has a good imprint. $150


Thanks for looking,
Geoff