Parker 180 Thuya - 180 - No reserve price - Fountain pen

Parker 180 fountain pen, an iconic and unique model introduced by the Parker Pen Company in 1977 and produced until the mid-1980s
finished in “Thuya” lacquer (a reddish-brown marbled lacquer) with gold-plated trim.

The pen takes its name from its most distinctive feature: the reversible, two-sided nib.
The slogan at the time was “One nib. One point. Two ways to write.”
Writes at one line width (for example, Medium or Broad).
Turned 180 degrees: When you turn the pen around, the reverse side of the nib writes at a different line width (for example, Extra-Fine or Fine).

The nib has a distinctive, flat, needle-like triangular shape reminiscent of a scalpel. To prevent the nib from bending under the pressure of users accustomed to pressing hard with ballpoint pens, Parker fitted the top with a sturdy metal bar and the underside with a robust feed.
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