Unbranded help

[LafterND]

Hello everyone I have this pen that was gifted to me in a box set. Iit has no markings other than “Iridium” and “Germany” on the nib. I know its a long shot but does anyone have any insight to posibbly the make and what converter would fit it? It should just be a standard International if im not mistaken right? Thank you in advance for any and all info!

[A Smug Dill]

35 minutes ago, LafterND said:

does anyone have any insight to posibbly the make and what converter would fit it? It should just be a standard International if im not mistaken right?

 

In all likelihood, it's a… ahem… budget-end Chinese-made fountain pen than no notable brand cares to put its name on the product. In decreasing order of likelihood, it'd take:

• a 2.6mm-bore converter
• a 3.4mm-bore converter
• a 2.4mm-bore (so-called “standard international”, even though it's meaningless and misleading — a Faber-Castell, which would accept a Schmidt K2 “standard international” converter, won't really work with a Schmidt K5 “standard international”) converter

If you don't have any of the above to test and check for yourself, I'm afraid there isn't much we can do, other than suggest trial-and-error to ascertain what your pen uses.

 

[MarcoA63]

If you have used it at all you will have used some cartridge brand. Which one is it? Pelikan? 

[Sailor Kenshin]

Looks suspiciously like a pen I once had, that was advertised as being able to still write after being thrown like a dart at a dartboard.  
 

It wrote well, and used standard internationals.

[LafterND]

On 2/23/2023 at 10:48 AM, Sailor Kenshin said:

Looks suspiciously like a pen I once had, that was advertised as being able to still write after being thrown like a dart at a dartboard.  
 

It wrote well and used standard internationals.

It writes nicely. I was more so just curious I like to edit it so I didn't want to be worried about it getting lost. As for the cartridges I syringe filling the ones it came with just cellophaned no branding.bThank you for the help