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Waterman has long been a favorite of advanced collectors. This small group nicely illustrates why, as it puts together craftsmanship and artistry of the highest order along with seemingly unlimited variety and creativity. Even after decades of collecting and dealing, there's always something new to be seen and appreciated.
15751: Waterman 402: slender black hard rubber straight-cap eyedropper-filler with uncommon "Golph" or "Golpheresque" pattern (catalogued under both names) sterling silver overlay, 13.4 cm long; monogram on barrel, some scratching to posting end, but the silver is otherwise extraordinarily well preserved, with strong imprints and chasing work sharp to the touch. Narrow long-tailed feed with patent marks, narrow #2 nib is somewhat later, one sealed stress line at mouth of section cannot be distinguished from a very light scratch even under magnification.
DATE: c. 1908 • CONDITION: fine-exc* • NIB: medium fine flex • $1600
13891: Waterman 412½ Filigree in box: rare slender clipless eyedropper-filler, silver over red hard rubber, 12.2 cm long, excellent plus but for hairline cracks to hard rubber cap liner (see details).
DATE: c. 1908 • CONDITION: fine* • NIB: fine stub flex • SOLD
15735: Waterman 452½V: black hard rubber ringtop lever-filler, smooth sterling silver overlay, 9.55 cm long, early production with New York #2 nib, patent imprints on lever, and "PAT.APPLIED FOR" on pressure bar. Initials on cap, scuffs to silver but no deep dings.
DATE: c. 1917 • CONDITION: VG • NIB: medium semiflex • $195
15710: Waterman 52V in box: black hard rubber lever-filler with Italian 18K gold filled octagonal overlay, 11.5 cm long; overlay bears official Waterman agent's stamp and is of excellent quality with handsome engine turning, combination with nickel-plated lever typical. Most Italian-market overlays of this sort are found as safeties -- lever-fillers are much less common -- but this is especially unusual in having the characteristically Italian "18KR" stamp on the clip lined out and the cap lip imprinted in French fashion "DOUBLE OR LAMINE". Most probably this pen was made in Italy for sale next door in Switzerland, in one of its French-speaking cantons. The "585" imprint on the nib is also characteristic of Swiss-market Watermans. The nib is notably fine and long-tined, a true artist's nib. Original box is warped, does not close securely.
DATE: c. 1932 • CONDITION: exc • NIB: extra-fine flex • $1500
15739: Waterman 42 set in box: black hard rubber safety with beautiful 3-color 18K gold filled octagonal Italian overlay, 12.5 cm long, official Waterman agent's stamp on overlay, matching propelling pencil uses 1.1 mm lead, has shallow bumps to crown; both pieces otherwise excellent, noting light brassing to clips. Notable long-tined artist's nib, marked "585" -- this set came from the same source as our 15710 so may well also have been originally sold in Switzerland.
DATE: c. 1935 • CONDITION: fine-exc • NIB: extra-fine superflex • $1600
15758: Conklin lever-filler: gold filled all-metal model, Greek key engine turning, 12.3 cm long, excellent condition but for tool marks on section (see details). Notable long-tined #3 nib is a very smooth writer with plenty of flexibility.
DATE: c. 1925 • CONDITION: fine* • NIB: medium flex • $275
15723: Esterbrook B: full-size "Dollar Pen", silver pearl lever-filler, 12 cm long, stainless steel trim, #9668 nib is generously tipped and a smooth writer. Material is unusually bright and lustrous.
DATE: c. 1940 • CONDITION: exc-near mint • NIB: medium firm • $135
15755: Mabie Todd broker's pencil: gold filled, engine turned, 13 cm long, New York production, uses 5.6 mm lead, propel-repel mechanism. Clip loose, wiggles side to side, fine overall appearance and function.
DATE: c. 1928 • CONDITION: VG* • $150
15746: Parker 20 Jack-Knife Safety: clipless black hard rubber button-filler, 13.1 cm long, fine imprints on cap, barrel, and blind cap, with good milling at ends, raised barrel threads are an earlier feature, excellent overall appearance. Original Lucky Curve feed intact, #2 nib is a responsive writer but has hairline crack at its base -- fully usable, but will eventually need welding if to be used extensively.
DATE: c. 1915 • CONDITION: fine* • NIB: medium fine flex • $200
15756: Parker Duofold Junior: red hard rubber bandless button-filler, 11.7 cm long, gold filled trim, early giant imprint is deep and strong, full Lucky Curve feed, milling on hard rubber end pieces factory sharp.
DATE: c. 1922 • CONDITION: near mint • NIB: medium fine • SOLD
15749: Parker 75 Grain d'Orge ballpoint: fine barleycorn pattern, silver plate, made in France, dished clip button, "AL" date code.
DATE: 1982 • CONDITION: near mint • $145
15761: Parker 180 Imperial rollerball: gold plated cap, barrel, and trim, grouped parallel lines pattern, 13.3 cm long; US-made, date code "AI", appears to be new old stock but no packaging, uses standard Parker refills.
DATE: 1982 • CONDITION: near mint • $105
15750: Parker 75 Grain d'Orge ballpoint: fine barleycorn pattern, silver plate, made in France, dished clip button, "LL" date code.
DATE: 1983 • CONDITION: near mint • $145
15764: Parker Premier in box: sterling silver "Ciselé" pattern, gold plated trim, 13.5 cm long, made in France, French-hallmarked smooth-writing 18K gold nib with "F" on feed, black onyx disks set into ends. Wear to packaging, outer box label is for a Laque, but pen itself is as new with clip hang tag, minor handling marks on section, otherwise mint.
DATE: c. 1983 • CONDITION: near mint • NIB: fine • $395
15762: Parker Classic ballpoint: sterling silver grid pattern, gold plated trim, button actuated, made in USA, marked "STERLING CAP & BARREL" and date code "A". Like new, no packaging.
DATE: 1992 • CONDITION: near mint • $120
15748: Unger Brothers dip pen: sterling silver "Love's Dream" design in high relief, 16.7 cm long excluding brass nib; highly desirable model from a premier American maker. Shallow dents on ends, fully marked.
DATE: c. 1904 • CONDITION: G-VG • $985
15753: Wahl-Eversharp Gold Seal: oversize black and pearl "Deco Band" lever-filler, 13.5 cm long, gold filled trim, Gold Seal Signature nib with Personal Point screw-in system. Small dig on barrel end, short crack at front of lever opening does not affect function as barrel is metal-lined. Handsome appearance, a classic user.
DATE: c. 1929 • CONDITION: VG* • NIB: medium fine semiflex • $465
15765: Waterman 12: black chased hard rubber slip-cap eyedropper-filler, 13.35 cm long, Notable long-tined #2 New York nib is very flexible, light on tipping but functionally perfect with extreme line width variation and good paper feel. Some marks to upper end of cap from slip-on clip (not present), hairline crack in cap lip has been nearly invisibly repaired; overall appearance is fine plus.
DATE: c. 1912 • CONDITION: VG* • NIB: extra-fine flex • SOLD
15763: unmarked magic pencil: solid 14K yellow gold, with chatelaine suspension sheath with ringtop, 6.9 cm long overall including bale fitting but not the attached ring, pencil alone is 6.2 cm long closed, 11.1 cm extended, uses standard 1.1 mm lead. No dings or test marks, marked only "14K", engraved monogram on end bulb; overall weight excluding interior mechanism is 12g.
DATE: c. 1905 • CONDITION: exc-near mint • $495
15760: unmarked stylographic pen: English-made red hard rubber eyedropper-filler, 10.1 cm long, some tool marks to the nose cone but otherwise excellent, tip and needle intact. Unmarked but identical to examples sold under the "Red Dwarf" name.
DATE: c. 1920 • CONDITION: fine* • NIB: fine • $80
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