What Parker Are You Using This Day?

[eliweisz]

Parker 51 Demi (US, Aerometric), F nib, inked with Pelikan 4001 Violet.

[mitto]

Parker 61 MKI Insignia and Parker 61 MKIII (C/C model) Insignia with medium and broad stup nibs. Both inked with Waterman serenity blue.

[max dog]

My 61 MK2, running MB Mystery Black

[thx1138]

_{Parker 180 flighter with classic broad nib and a 180 Graingorge with 180 fine/broad nib. Both with éclat de saphir by herbin.}

[BillH]

1949 "51" Forest Green from England with a sweet Medium nib, filled with Quink Blue Black. And just about empty, a nice little EF nibbed 1950 "51", also in Forest Green from USA. It has Edelstein Smoky Quartz in it... one of my letter writing friends blessed me with a page written with a similar combination and it had a wonderful vintage look to it.

[georgeb]

Parker 21 Super with fine nib and Pilot Iroshizuki Take Sumi ink.

[mitto]

P51s and P75s.

[eliweisz]

Parker Duofold Senior (UK), inked with De Atramentis Jules Verne Deep Sea

[ENewton]

Parker Duofold Junior, flat top, inked with Kyo-Iro Soft Snow of Ohara

[RUGMAN]

Finally found a dark green "51" with a med smooth nib and filled it with, what else, Monteverde Green Ink.....

[BlueOwl]

Inked my Mandarin Duofold Centennial today with Iroshizuku Tsutsuji and was inspired to post on the forum for the first time in eons. One of my favorite pens...

 

[mitto]

1948 Parker 51 forest green (US made) with the Broadest nib I have ever seen on a USA made 51 and a English made 1950 P51 BBB with the brodest stub nib I have ever seen on an English 51. Both are truly monster nibs. Enjoying using them and consuming the pages of my notebook(s) with the speed of a bullet train.

Edited September 20, 2017 by mitto

[Beechwood]

A very ordinary Parker 51 in Burgundy, not sure of the date but after 1957. Bought as in need of attention but now restored and working very nicely with a broad and wet nib.

 

Easy to forget how good these pens are.

[mitto]

A very ordinary Parker 51 in Burgundy, not sure of the date but after 1957. Bought as in need of attention but now restored and working very nicely with a broad and wet nib.

 

Easy to forget how good these pens are.

It is fun to buy 51 in need of attention and restoraring them. Is it the American burgundy or the BBB?

[gweimer1]

Switching things up for a couple of new pens in the fold.

 

Parker VS w/a Vacumatic nib

Parker 25 (my first time using this pen. I like 'em)

[Beechwood]

It is fun to buy 51 in need of attention and restoraring them. Is it the American burgundy or the BBB?

 

 

The English pen, I had an american vac 51 in Fine in use last week, the english aero broad this week, good wet flow and so smooth. I was hesistant to use it because it had not been used, although the cap and barrel were scruffy.

[lbendezu]

Jet Black Danish Parker Duofold AF, guessing late 40s'-early 50s, with a fine nib and Montblanc Permanent Black. Great for papers at work

[OCArt]

I'm using a lovely Parker 65 Insignia with a stub nib that's wonderful.

[mallymal1]

A black english aero, with PR Gray Flannel.

[mitto]

English made Parker 45 Insignia with 14k Z nib and USA made Parker 45 Insignia With 14k D nib. Love writing with these so-called Parker student pens.