Parker - 75 Octanium - Fountain pen

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This working Parker 75 Octanium fountain pen from the second half of the 20th century is made of steel and Octanium and has an adjustable nib unit and light scratches.

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Description from the seller

The Parker 75 Octanium is an unusual and comparatively scarce variation of the celebrated Parker 75, distinguished by its original Octanium alloy nib rather than the 14K gold nib found on most examples. Octanium was Parker’s proprietary eight-component alloy, developed to combine strength, resilience and corrosion resistance, and it was offered on the 75 only for a relatively limited period. The pen retains the model’s characteristic adjustable nib unit, allowing the nib angle to be rotated to suit the writer’s hand, together with the faceted gripping section and cartridge/converter filling system that made the Parker 75 one of the most innovative premium pens of its era. Because Octanium-nibbed 75s were produced in much smaller numbers than standard gold-nib versions, they are particularly interesting to collectors seeking less common variations of this iconic model.

The pen is in excellent, pre-owned condition and has been carefully cleaned. Imperfections: light scratches.

Seller's Story

International bidders are very welcome. Please kindly note that shipments to destinations outside the EU customs territory and/or EU VAT area may be subject to import duties, local taxes, customs clearance fees, or other import-related charges. Such charges are not included in the purchase price or shipping costs and, where applicable, are the responsibility of the buyer. Buyers are kindly advised to take any potential import costs into consideration before bidding.

The Parker 75 Octanium is an unusual and comparatively scarce variation of the celebrated Parker 75, distinguished by its original Octanium alloy nib rather than the 14K gold nib found on most examples. Octanium was Parker’s proprietary eight-component alloy, developed to combine strength, resilience and corrosion resistance, and it was offered on the 75 only for a relatively limited period. The pen retains the model’s characteristic adjustable nib unit, allowing the nib angle to be rotated to suit the writer’s hand, together with the faceted gripping section and cartridge/converter filling system that made the Parker 75 one of the most innovative premium pens of its era. Because Octanium-nibbed 75s were produced in much smaller numbers than standard gold-nib versions, they are particularly interesting to collectors seeking less common variations of this iconic model.

The pen is in excellent, pre-owned condition and has been carefully cleaned. Imperfections: light scratches.

Seller's Story

International bidders are very welcome. Please kindly note that shipments to destinations outside the EU customs territory and/or EU VAT area may be subject to import duties, local taxes, customs clearance fees, or other import-related charges. Such charges are not included in the purchase price or shipping costs and, where applicable, are the responsibility of the buyer. Buyers are kindly advised to take any potential import costs into consideration before bidding.

Details

Era
1900-2000
Number of objects
1
Model/type
75 Octanium
Country of origin
United States
Period
Second half 20th century
Material
Octanium, Steel
Manufacturer/brand
Parker
Condition
Excellent condition: barely used with minimal signs of wear
In working order
Yes
Diameter
1 cm
Length
13 cm
GermanyVerified
617
Objects sold
100%
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