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Why can I not do pictures? It's a telescoping fountain pen? Gold none magnetic? 2'' to 5'' only know where it was found. Don't know anything else about it. The tip says Elmwood pen co 4

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Looks to be a portable dip pen probably from the late 1800's.

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You might want to check early/old trade journals such as "American Stationers" in Google books.

Also, there are collector books on early writing instruments, including dip and retractable.

Elmwood is not familiar to me, (non-expert), but perhaps US based, not European. There is an Elmwood New Jersey, US, but that may not be your retractable pens origin.

Mabie Todd & Co. NY, and F & S Mordan London are two well known early pen companies.

Some websites devote space to study of older writing instruments.

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