I have a few of these in both twist-fill and lever fill. The sections (celluloid) simply don't want to budge. I wonder if they were glued in. --Karl Brian Anderson said the following on 2/5/2010 3:47 PM: > I don't know a whole lot about these, but will say from personal experience (read: yesterday morning) that you should be very careful with heat on these. I had one go up in flames in my hand. It was basically a parts pen, but the 14k nib was nice so I wanted to get it out. The section was stuck, so I guess burning it off worked too. :) So, um..., if you need a nice nib, I have one... > > Nice looking pens, mine was a green striated twist filler, twist the knob to compress the sac, twist back to fill. > > Best- > Brian > > > On Feb 5, 2010, at 2:37 PM, Jack Shuttleworth wrote: > > >> I've come across a couple of what seem to be well-made Webster pens, whether marketed by Sears or not. Each has a piston-like screw assembly at the barrel end, but it doesn't seem to be a piston filler like a Pelikan, for example. So, I'm looking for information sources or advice on restoring the filling assembly. The section seems to be a rather standard visulated one with a short sac attached. Any help? Thanks, Jack >> >> >> ====== BE SURE TO THANK AND SUPPORT OUR ADVERTISERS ======= www.ConwayStewart.com- Conway Stewart - A Truly English Writing Experience >> www.SwisherPens.com - Fine Writing Instruments, Stationery and Accessories www.PhiladelphiaPenShow.com - January 22-24, 2010 - bertramsinkwell.com ====== TO UNSUBSCRIBE send blank message to pens-unsubscribe@... or pens-digest-unsubscribe@... - THANK YOU >> > > > ====== BE SURE TO THANK AND SUPPORT OUR ADVERTISERS ======= > www.ConwayStewart.com- Conway Stewart - A Truly English Writing Experience > www.SwisherPens.com - Fine Writing Instruments, Stationery and Accessories > www.PhiladelphiaPenShow.com - January 22-24, 2010 - bertramsinkwell.com > ====== > TO UNSUBSCRIBE send blank message to pens-unsubscribe@... > or pens-digest-unsubscribe@... - THANK YOU > > >