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Aiken Lambert Capitol Educator

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These look interesting. Can you explain or describe what they are? To me they look like some kind of vintage “long blade” flex nibs. 

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They are very old Aiken Lambert fountain pens as far as I can tell. Very early pens using Wirt and Stone patents (the first 2 patents used by Paul E Wirt). They have the "mercantile" "made under Wirt & Stone patents" imprint.  Nibs are very much like dip nibs and are ventless. the larger nib i believe is actually a dip nib where as the other 2 are fountain pen nibs.

Uploaded for answering what the pen mentioned in https://www.fountainpennetwork.com/forum/topic/371621-another-mystery-eyedropper-identification-help could be.

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