Waterman - Vulpen






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Waterman’s Ideal Type 52 vulpen, vervaardigd in de Verenigde Staten uit eboniet, uit de vroege 20e eeuw, 137 mm lang en 12 mm diameter, met een No. 2 nib van 14k goud en een clipcap, in goede staat met lichte ouderdomssporen en werkend.
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Waterman’s Ideal Type 52 Fountain Pen – Early 1900s with Clip Cap & No. 2 Nib (14k gold)
Description:
An exceptional example of early 20th-century craftsmanship, this Waterman’s Ideal Type 52 fountain pen embodies the golden age of writing instruments. Produced in the 1910s–1920s, this model features the sought-after clip cap design for portability and a No. 2 nib engraved “Waterman Ideal New York 2”, renowned for its flexibility and smooth writing experience.
Key Features:
Model: Waterman’s Ideal Type 52
Era: Early 1900s (approx. 1910–1920)
Material: Ebonite
Nib: No. 2, flexible, 14k gold
Cap: Clip cap with patina – a significant innovation for pocket carry
Imprint: Crisp and legible, reflecting Waterman’s U.S. heritage
Historical Significance:
Waterman was a pioneer in fountain pen technology, and the Type 52 represents a milestone in the evolution of personal writing instruments. Its design catered to professionals and writers during an era when penmanship was an art form. The clip cap introduced convenience, marking a shift toward modern usability.
Condition:
Excellent for its age, with well-preserved chasing and imprint. Nib shows desirable flexibility. Original sac requires replacement for functional use.
Collector Appeal:
Highly sought after by vintage pen enthusiasts for its authenticity, historical value, and writing performance. A true piece of Waterman history that reflects the elegance and innovation of early 20th-century craftsmanship.
Waterman’s Ideal Type 52 Fountain Pen – Early 1900s with Clip Cap & No. 2 Nib (14k gold)
Description:
An exceptional example of early 20th-century craftsmanship, this Waterman’s Ideal Type 52 fountain pen embodies the golden age of writing instruments. Produced in the 1910s–1920s, this model features the sought-after clip cap design for portability and a No. 2 nib engraved “Waterman Ideal New York 2”, renowned for its flexibility and smooth writing experience.
Key Features:
Model: Waterman’s Ideal Type 52
Era: Early 1900s (approx. 1910–1920)
Material: Ebonite
Nib: No. 2, flexible, 14k gold
Cap: Clip cap with patina – a significant innovation for pocket carry
Imprint: Crisp and legible, reflecting Waterman’s U.S. heritage
Historical Significance:
Waterman was a pioneer in fountain pen technology, and the Type 52 represents a milestone in the evolution of personal writing instruments. Its design catered to professionals and writers during an era when penmanship was an art form. The clip cap introduced convenience, marking a shift toward modern usability.
Condition:
Excellent for its age, with well-preserved chasing and imprint. Nib shows desirable flexibility. Original sac requires replacement for functional use.
Collector Appeal:
Highly sought after by vintage pen enthusiasts for its authenticity, historical value, and writing performance. A true piece of Waterman history that reflects the elegance and innovation of early 20th-century craftsmanship.
