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A Parker Eversharp Desk Set Ball Point Pen Box says "A Division Of The Parker Pen Company" so it must be 1957 or after. Does anyone have any experience with these? I have not seen one before
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Some time ago I picked up a ball point pen sold under the Daniel Hechter brand name. I don't know who actually made it. I don't usually buy ball points, but this one had a very unusual color scheme and design--red and gold vertical stripes. When I got it it worked, but the refill in the pen was about gone. It is a twist to extend type of mechanism and usually you twist the opposite way or simply pull the top section off to replace the refill. I could never get it to work either way and never got the top half separated from the bottom half. I even sent the pen to a pen repair man who had done some work for me before, but he had no luck either. So, does anyone know a repair person who specializes in ball points and might be able to help me with this. I didn't pay that much for the pen, but I like its looks.
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Hello everyone! I just bought Montblanc Meisterstuck Platinum Ballpoint Pen online. And I received it today. However, as always, I started to question about the authenticity of my newly arrived pen. In my view, it looks genuine, but I would like to use some pen experts' helps to analyze the authenticity of the pen. I attached the photos below. Doubtful Things 1. I think the distance between letters on the middle ring is too wide. 2. Serial Number is not right next to the clip nor has a format of "Two Letters followed by five numbers." 3. "Made in Germany METAL" on the bottom side of the pen clip.
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Hi everyone from Turkey. As you know I am new here I am looking for a pen for good signature and I meet FPN while I was looking at information about my research at internet. I have got a no idea about pens, nib, stub, ink etc. I want a pen for usually signing maybe sometimes take notes or writing. but my priority is signing. So what is the best pen (roller, ball-point, fountain) for you? Of course nib size, stub, oblique or straight etc. Thank you very much
