About This Pen

Every so often a pen simply defies precise identification…this pen is a good example.
It’s definitely Parker, definitely looks and feels like 1960s-1970s, but it’s actually a 1981 pen, from its tiny date code. It is very similar to a 45 Flighter, but does not have the 45 nib unit. It is very similar to a 15, in appearance and French manufacture, but its cap is less modern than the 15’s were. Finally, it is a bit shorter than the typical 45 Flighter, at 4.8″ long capped. Unusually for a later-century Parker, it also does not have a model imprint on the cap! After long deliberation, it was decided that this pen is going to be a 15 until proven otherwise. At any rate, it’s a sturdy cartridge-filled Flighter, in brushed steel, with a black plastic gripping section and a medium nib. There are no scratches or flaws of note. The nib writes a smooth wet medium. It will come with an original, refillable Parker cartridge. Good workhorse pen!

Discount will be offered to the purchaser who can positively identify this pen!