I remember bidding on a Waterman RHR pen like this, and i believe it went in the $700-1000 range, and it was a checkbook pen or something i think. Just to double check, can you guys assist me...
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What Waterman RHR Pen
Started by brando090, Jul 15 2012 06:49 PM
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Posted 15 July 2012 - 09:07 PM
What do you think it is? Im not sure if its Waterman, but im going to assume
Don't believe so.
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Posted 22 July 2012 - 05:17 AM
possibly an Onoto or Eagle.
The Waterman checkbook pen has a very specific look and having handled some in the past they are unmistakable as anything but. If you collect Watermans I would highly recommend Gary Lehrer and Max Davis' book Waterman past and present, it's a terrific pictoral reference guide especially if you are not familiar with the models.
The Waterman checkbook pen has a very specific look and having handled some in the past they are unmistakable as anything but. If you collect Watermans I would highly recommend Gary Lehrer and Max Davis' book Waterman past and present, it's a terrific pictoral reference guide especially if you are not familiar with the models.
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Posted 22 July 2012 - 05:59 AM
possibly an Onoto or Eagle.
The Waterman checkbook pen has a very specific look and having handled some in the past they are unmistakable as anything but. If you collect Watermans I would highly recommend Gary Lehrer and Max Davis' book Waterman past and present, it's a terrific pictoral reference guide especially if you are not familiar with the models.
Thank you, i want/need the book, i just havent bought books in a long time, and i rather spend $80 on a pen that a book. I need used copy's
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Posted 22 July 2012 - 01:36 PM
Thank you, i want/need the book, i just havent bought books in a long time, and i rather spend $80 on a pen that a book. I need used copy's
Ya know... $100 on a decent book probably saves one $50,000 over course of collecting...
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