Last reduction on these.

A few more consignments and a couple of others for sale today.
All pens are in perfect working order.
Prices include First Class postage within the US and I will ship
Internationally at cost

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1: English Parker 51 Aerometric in black with lustraloy cap. The nib is 14K
and a very nice medium in width. The initials A M E tastefully done on the
barrel. Aerometric filler in good working order and the pen fills and writes
nicely. $95  now $75

2: English Parker 51 Aerometric in black with lustraloy cap. Another nice
English medium 14K nib which is ultra smooth. No initials on this one but
there are a few scratches on the cap on the opposite side of the clip near
the top. Aerotmetric filler in good working order. $90  Now  $70

3: Parker 51 Aerometric in deep red (burgundy?) with lustaloy cap. Not sure
if this is an English model or not but the nib is an English 14K medium-fine
(writes a bit finer line than the 2 listed above). Aerometric filler in good
working order. No scratches or initials on this one. $115  Now   $85

4: Conway Stewart 479M (mottled red and black hard rubber) with a gold clip.
The imprint is mostly gone but bits of it can still be made out. The cap on
this pen was shortened because there was a large chip missing from the cap
lip. The chip did not extend into the threads however and the pen still
closes and posts fine. The 14K Conway Stewart nib is a medium with some flex
and is very smooth. $90  Now $75   SOLD

5: Pilot model FP-50R-NC-EF in black with red 'wings'. This pen is no longer
made by Pilot. It is fashioned as an art pen and fills by use of cartridges
only. Extra fine steel nib. The cap does post on the barrel and the little
'wings' will keep it from rolling around. Pen is in mint condition with the
original plastic tube it came in.    SOLD

Thank you for looking. As always, additional photos are available upon
request. First firm email or PM saying I want it gets the pen.

Payment through PayPal preferred, but I will accept checks or money orders
thouigh they will slow the process down.

John Schwab