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From the album: OldTravelingShoe's Random Pics of European Fountain Pens
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Disclaimer: My reviews are about vintage pens I've been collecting for many years. So, please don't expect you can rush to the store or go online to find that particular pen I'm talking about immediately. Also, vintage pens will always be an adventure and in my opinion that's part of the fascination...
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I have an old Kaweco Dia 805 (late 1950s or earlier is my guess). When I got it (ebay), the cap was loose but after soaking the pen in water to clean it, the cap fit perfectly. This was temporary. After a few months the cap is loose again - so loose it falls off. Curiously the blind cap does not...
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Has anyone managed to disassemble a Vintage Kaweco Dia (i.e. NOT a Dia2)? I have given a home to a Dia 805 that needs repairs, including a new piston seal and nib repair. I guess the pen is from the 50s or early 60s. So far I have tried soaking in water for a week (which fixed the non-fitting ca...
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Kaweco Dia 803/07 Mini Review [Transcript from handwritten review below] I bought this pen on German ebay about a month ago. I always wanted to have a vintage Kaweco but after getting a piston-filler V11 I wasn’t very impressed (the nib was problematic but even if it has been fine, it wouldn’t hav...
