Parker - Duofold (14k Nib) - Made in England (anni '50) - Fountain pen





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Elegant Parker Duofold of English manufacture, dating from the 1950s, offered in the refined burgundy color with gold fittings and a screw cap. A great classic of British Parker production, characterized by the unmistakable arrow clip, the slim decorated ring on the cap, and the tapered proportions typical of the Duofold family.
Particularly interesting is the original 14K gold nib, stamped Parker 14K England 10, paired with the traditional Aerometric filling system.
The warm burgundy shade creates an elegant contrast with the gold fittings and gives the pen a decidedly vintage and refined presence.
It is presented in excellent overall condition and is functioning, and is a very interesting specimen both for the Parker collector and for anyone who desires a vintage English fountain pen with instantly recognizable design. Tracked shipping and careful packaging; low-cost carriers will not be used
Elegant Parker Duofold of English manufacture, dating from the 1950s, offered in the refined burgundy color with gold fittings and a screw cap. A great classic of British Parker production, characterized by the unmistakable arrow clip, the slim decorated ring on the cap, and the tapered proportions typical of the Duofold family.
Particularly interesting is the original 14K gold nib, stamped Parker 14K England 10, paired with the traditional Aerometric filling system.
The warm burgundy shade creates an elegant contrast with the gold fittings and gives the pen a decidedly vintage and refined presence.
It is presented in excellent overall condition and is functioning, and is a very interesting specimen both for the Parker collector and for anyone who desires a vintage English fountain pen with instantly recognizable design. Tracked shipping and careful packaging; low-cost carriers will not be used

