Please Give Me More Information About This Waterman Lady

[ianian]

http://farm8.staticflickr.com/7211/7214995340_1e55d258bb_z.jpg

As the previous owner said, this is a Waterman Lady pen manufactured in France. Could any one give me some more detailed information about this pen?

The year of manufacture? The Model?

 

All help will be appreciated. Thanks.

[Chi Town]

Have you tried to google it yet?

[Xof72000]

Waterman made a lot of similar looking pen, with different women names : Lady Charlotte, Lady Agatha, Lady Alice, ...

 

If I'm right your's seems to be a Lady Patricia one, dating from the end of the 80's.

The body is made of a mosaic of squares : golden ones alterning with another color.

It exist in blue, plum,... I don't know the exact name for the colors of yours.

[Left FPN]

Lady Patricia in Bordeaux and gold pen number 17473 but possibly with a new section, the original would have been plain/smooth and bronzy in colour. Unless they were changed on a later issue.

 

Edited May 17, 2012 by Force

[RMN]

Nice pattern

 

 

D.ick

[Timanu]

Lady Patricia in Bordeaux and gold pen number 17473 but possibly with a new section, the original would have been plain/smooth and bronzy in colour. Unless they were changed on a later issue.

 

 

Hi,

 

In france only the section in the pen was sold I've never see an other section

[Left FPN]

There appears to have been 3 sections used on the Lady style fp, plain as per my photo, very small hole fluted section as per OP's pic and heart hole fluted section.

 

Not forgetting some of these were used on the Executive range. The Exclusive change to grenade grip but they are still interchangeable.

 

Heart hole

 

[ianian]

Lady Patricia in Bordeaux and gold pen number 17473 but possibly with a new section, the original would have been plain/smooth and bronzy in colour. Unless they were changed on a later issue.

 

 

Thank you for the reply. Now I know the name and model of this pen. I think the section has been changed by the previous owner along withe the nib. Because the nib (inscription) is also different with the photo on the book.

 

http://farm8.staticflickr.com/7097/7214993630_c7be6a7770_z.jpg

 

Thank you again for the valuable information.

Edited May 21, 2012 by ianian