Parker Vp Filler Units

May 13, 2011

The Parker VP, the predecessor to the Parker 75 was made for just two years. The triangular section is larger than that of the 75, and is quite comfortable to hold. The design was intended to be an answer to the problem of having to clean the ink off of the nib and section every time the pen was filled. Just pull the filler, insert the neck in ink, fill, and place back in the section. The splines on neck engaged splines on the collector so that you could rotate the nib to a comfortable position without getting ink on your fingers. The problem was that the fillers were made out of a rather brittle plastic which would break quite easily. There are many pens out there that could be put to use, but no replacement fillers have been available. No filler = dead pen. Until now.

Introducing the MSP VP replacement fillers. These are reproductions of the original Parker VP filler front ends. Made to fit the Parker VP pens, they are made using modern materials. Cast and then machined to fit, with stainless steel breather tubes installed. We can insert one with a new sac in your VP sac guard, or supply a complete unit using a sac guard from a Parker 51 or 21 (our choice)

For details and pricing for the various options visit

Main Street Pens.

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