I like that a whole lot. I used to have something like that with a 14k gold cap though I can't remember the model name off hand though pictured below. I sold it off in December of 2006. A nice pen I could never quite bump into my daily writers. Let us know how the nib writes.
"A nice pen I could never quite bump into my daily writers. Let us know how the nib writes."
Thats the problem I had with the other one I owned. I just couldn't get into it. It had a very flexi EF nib that I just couldn't love. I prefer Broad, stub, italic & flexi nibs (medium or better). I really hope I'm noit building this pen/nib up too much in my mind. That BB nib just looks so chioce.
I'll give a full review when i get it in.
Dennis
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Material: 14K (not stamped if it's solid or GF) Assume it's GF & hope for the best.
Clarity: N/A
Nib Material & Line Width: Buttery smooth Semi Flex 14K BB LF Oblique. 3:1 line ratio. 6/10 on the wetness scale. Flexes to BBB. To say this is an incredible nib is the understatement of the year! (The left foot oblique cut it a slight one of only 5 or 10 degrees, that anyone will be able to comfortably use.)
Trim Material: 14K
Trim Condition: Excellent. There is one TINY & I mean TINY ding just to the right of the clip just above where the ball would be.
Imprint Condition: Stamped on the cap lip. The Watermans is strong but the globe is weaker.
Engravings/Personalization: N/A
Capped Length: 5 1/8"
Posted Length: 6 1/2"
Outer Diameter Cap: 1/2"
OD Barrel: Just a hair over 7/16"
Working Condition: 100% ready to go.
Overall Grade: 9.5/10
Issues: Just the TINY ding in the cap and on the top edge of the barrel overlay there is a very tiny & stable split. (see the pics & video)
Comments: I have only seen 2 of these in a dozen years of collecting & restoring. Like I said before I hate the "R" word but I'll use it here. This is a rare pen & man oh man what a superb pen it is!
Other Notes: I picked this one up from Tom Weisterich (sp?)/ Penboard.de.
It killed me to do it but bills had to be paid, so it's now living with The Penguin
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