Parker Fountain Pen Model Identification

[silverking]

Marked on bottom of cap: Parker, Parker logo, 1/10 12k g.f., Made IN U.S.A. .

 

 

THANK YOU !!!!!

Edited May 2, 2016 by silverking

[flipper_gv]

Parker 61
http://www.vintagefountainpens.co.uk/product/no6709-parker-61-capillary-custom-insignia-in-full-rolled-gold-mint-boxed-medium-five-star-nib/

[silverking]

Thank you very much for your reply!!! No "61" marked on the cap. Do you know the approximate date of this model 61 ? Thanks again.

[Mr.Rene]

Yours 61´ is a later model, cartridges & converter filler...not the usual capillary filler system..

[lyonlover]

Thank you very much for your reply!!! No "61" marked on the cap. Do you know the approximate date of this model 61 ? Thanks again.

It looks like it's a Mark III, since it has a thick cap clutch, plastic barrel threads, and is a cartridge converter pen. So probably 1969 to 1972, since this Insignia model was discontinued in 1972.

[silverking]

Thank you very much for the info!!! Regards. Steve.

[Sandy Fry]

http://www.parkerpens.net/

 

I usually go here to identify any Parker's I am having bother identifying.

 

David

[samba]

Around 1969 Parker Pen Co. replaced the capillary filler with converter.And after 1972 this model was discontinued.So the approx. date should be 69-72.But I would like to mention that after getting complain from the customers, Parker Co. replaced the capillary filler and installed converters in some 61s which were manufactured before 1972.

[samba]

I mean which were manufactured before 1969.