Parker - pluma estilográfica PARKER 75 con plumin de oro macizo y cuerpo de plata maciza ciselé - No reserve price - Fountain pen





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Parker 75 fountain pen with a solid gold nib and a solid silver ciselé body, 130 mm long and 20 mm in diameter, dating from the 1970s–80s, made in the United States, in very good used condition with some wear and comes with a Parker box.
Description from the seller
PARKER 75 fountain pen with a solid gold nib and a solid, engraved silver body.
PARKER 75 "Cisele" gold-plated fountain pen with a solid gold nib. The Parker 75 was produced in France at the end of the 1970s to offer a pen at a lower price than the 75 model. It is shorter and slimmer than the 75; the cap’s top has a tassel with a groove similar to the 75, but the lower part is very different; unlike the 75, the grip section has no grip and the metal band has no index. The Parker 75 is a relatively uncommon Parker model to find, and the gold-plated "garland" pattern is one of the rarest among the 75 patterns. Limited length: 125 mm. "PARKER" and the Parker logos are printed on the cap. The gold nib is marked "PARKER 14k" (meaning 14k gold), plus a gold seal; the size is "1" (Fine).
Very good condition, but some gold plating is missing on the clip, as shown in the image. A Parker box is included (as in the image).
Condition: Very good, with Parker case. Nib is solid 14k gold.
Shows signs of use (see photos).
No reserve price.
Valued at 800 euros.
PARKER 75 fountain pen with a solid gold nib and a solid, engraved silver body.
PARKER 75 "Cisele" gold-plated fountain pen with a solid gold nib. The Parker 75 was produced in France at the end of the 1970s to offer a pen at a lower price than the 75 model. It is shorter and slimmer than the 75; the cap’s top has a tassel with a groove similar to the 75, but the lower part is very different; unlike the 75, the grip section has no grip and the metal band has no index. The Parker 75 is a relatively uncommon Parker model to find, and the gold-plated "garland" pattern is one of the rarest among the 75 patterns. Limited length: 125 mm. "PARKER" and the Parker logos are printed on the cap. The gold nib is marked "PARKER 14k" (meaning 14k gold), plus a gold seal; the size is "1" (Fine).
Very good condition, but some gold plating is missing on the clip, as shown in the image. A Parker box is included (as in the image).
Condition: Very good, with Parker case. Nib is solid 14k gold.
Shows signs of use (see photos).
No reserve price.
Valued at 800 euros.

