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Restored 1940's EVERSHARP Skyline ink fountain Pen
Restored 1940's EVERSHARP Skyline ink fountain Pen
Restored 1940's EVERSHARP Skyline ink fountain Pen
Restored 1940's EVERSHARP Skyline ink fountain Pen
Restored 1940's EVERSHARP Skyline ink fountain Pen
Restored 1940's EVERSHARP Skyline ink fountain Pen

Restored 1940's EVERSHARP Skyline ink fountain Pen

$ 81.84

Availability: 100 in stock
  • All returns accepted: ReturnsNotAccepted
  • Material: Resin
  • Ink Color: Black
  • Nib Size: Medium (M)
  • Type: Fountain Pen
  • Country/Region of Manufacture: United States
  • NIB FLEX: SOFT
  • Nib Material: Gold, 14K
  • Brand: WAHL-EVERSHARP
  • Condition: Fully RESTORED to original working condition.Shows vintage wear with a few minor dings on cap and small user scratches.
  • Vintage: Yes
  • Featured Refinements: Eversharp Skyline

    Description

    Restored 1940's EVERSHARP Skyline ink fountain Pen.
    Beautiful Gold cap and Burgundy barrel, Gold clip, cap band & nib.
    Measures 5 1/4" long, Cap: Gold ring over cap top.
    Marked EVERSHARP SKYLINE PAT. MADE IN U.S.A.
    Clip "double checks", EVERSHARP.
    Nib: Ribbon banner - EVERSHARP
    14K MADE IN U.S.A. Medium/Soft flex.
    P1288
    Fully RESTORED to original working condition.
    Shows vintage wear with a few minor dings on cap and small user surface scratches.
    SOLD AS IS, AS Pictured & AS Described.
    You are getting what is pictured.
    Display stand Not included
    No returns
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