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I am seeking information on this unusual, modern looking, blue marble Safety Swan Pen with a gold-tone patterned cap. Can anyone tell me the type of ink reservoir or cartridges needed?post-33090-0-90485500-1490111765_thumb.jpegpost-33090-0-13211000-1490111714_thumb.jpeg.

 

Barrel markings:

"SWAN" SAFETY PEN,

Mabie Todd & Co. Ltd

Trade Mark Made in England

NIB markings:

SWAN 1 K 14C-585 Mabie Todd & Co.

 

 

 

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A Swan safety pen is filled with an eyedropper. Unscrew the section as per your picture and fill the barrel.

 

Cob

fpn_1428963683__6s.jpg “The pen of the British Empire” fpn_1423349537__swan_sign_is.jpg


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Can you show a picture of the barrel imprint?

Is there a Swan imprint on the feed or on the section as well?

Any numbers on t he barrel anywhere?

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There are no imprints on the feed or section & there are no numbers at all on the barrel. I have attached another photo to my original ad as I have not been able to add a photo in my reply to you. Thanks for your interest.

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Thanks pensaro!

I am a huge Swan fan, and I am totally unfamiliar with this pen.

Thank you so much for sharing it.

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The gold tone Cap has a Swan emblem on the Clip but no other imprints. It is almost identical to the Cap on the Biro Magnum.

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Yes, Swan did produce some pens with this cap; I had a 3260 with the golden cap and I did once bid on a safety pen like yours. Safety pens were often produced (MacNiven & Cameron were well-known for this) for use in the colonies where rubber sacs were apt to be very short lived.

 

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fpn_1428963683__6s.jpg “The pen of the British Empire” fpn_1423349537__swan_sign_is.jpg


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Interesting, thank you. On checking through some MTC bits & pieces I have found another, similar not the same,

lined-gold tone cap.

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