vintage Waterman's, Croxley - Fountain pen

The first fountain pen is The Croxley Pen, made in the United Kingdom by the papermaking company John Dickinson & Co..-Period: Late 1940s and early 1950s. Historical detail: Dickinson commercially introduced the Croxley pen line in the United Kingdom around 1947-1948, ceasing main production shortly thereafter, in the mid‑20th century. The striking marbled celluloid pattern in tones of black, gold, and bronze (often commercially catalogued as Brown/Gold Marble). Its nib is 14 kt; the pen measures 12.5 cm and weighs 17 grams. The next is a Waterman vintage fountain pen, model W5 from 1948. The design is characterized by a pattern of gray and black stripes, known as "gray striated".
• It features a clip and gold‑plated details, and the brand "WATERMAN'S" engraved on the clip. Its nib is 14 kt and it is in very good condition, closed length 12.53 cm and weight 16 grams; It will only be shipped within the European Community by DHL (minimum price) 20.49€ Deutsche Post."} ({"translated_text":"The first fountain pen is The Croxley Pen, made in the United Kingdom by the papermaking company John Dickinson & Co..-Period: Late 1940s and early 1950s. Historical detail: Dickinson commercially introduced the Croxley pen line in the United Kingdom around 1947-1948, ceasing main production shortly thereafter, in the mid‑20th century. The striking marbled celluloid pattern in tones of black, gold, and bronze (often commercially catalogued as Brown/Gold Marble). Its nib is 14 kt; the pen measures 12.5 cm and weighs 17 grams. The next is a Waterman vintage fountain pen, model W5 from 1948. The design is characterized by a pattern of gray and black stripes, known as "gray striated".
• It features a clip and gold‑plated details, and the brand "WATERMAN'S" engraved on the clip. Its nib is 14 kt and it is in very good condition, closed length 12.53 cm and weight 16 grams; It will only be shipped within the European Community by DHL (minimum price) 20.49€ Deutsche Post."} )} }