These arrived today
#2
Posted 30 April 2013 - 08:50 PM
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#6
Posted 30 April 2013 - 11:17 PM
The gray set... Aurora?
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david
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#11
Posted 01 May 2013 - 04:27 AM
The Parker-like pen is what I believe to be a Platinum A-S1 pen that was introduced in 1946. It's a pretty good clone of a 51. The pen looks like a aerometric or plain squeeze filler. I'm still trying to confirm some of he info for this pen.
#12
Posted 02 May 2013 - 04:40 AM
Does your pen also say Wearever?An Admiral? If not, I don't know because i've actually had several of these with the same hood, I sold one of them, and the one I have right now says "Made is USA" on the pen, but nothing else
Believe these are later than 1946 or they Would pre-date Parker phasing out the Vacumatic filler. A Patent search would possibly provide data.The black "capless" pen is a Platinum Knock aka Platinum Capless. It was introduced in 1965. The pen did not have a long lifetime because Pilot threatened legal action and the pen was pulled from the market.
The Parker-like pen is what I believe to be a Platinum A-S1 pen that was introduced in 1946. It's a pretty good clone of a 51. The pen looks like a aerometric or plain squeeze filler. I'm still trying to confirm some of he info for this pen.
Edited by FarmBoy, 02 May 2013 - 04:40 AM.
#13
Posted 02 May 2013 - 05:14 AM
Believe these are later than 1946 or they Would pre-date Parker phasing out the Vacumatic filler. A Patent search would possibly provide data.
This is the interesting point.
Platinum themselves date the A-S1 as 1946. However, I am not certain that this pen is an A-S1 nor if it is from 1946. The pen could be a later variant. I need to check with Stan. I've only found a few scant references to this pen in the English literature.
#15
Posted 04 May 2013 - 02:57 AM
Does your pen also say Wearever?
An Admiral? If not, I don't know because i've actually had several of these with the same hood, I sold one of them, and the one I have right now says "Made is USA" on the pen, but nothing elseBelieve these are later than 1946 or they Would pre-date Parker phasing out the Vacumatic filler. A Patent search would possibly provide data.The black "capless" pen is a Platinum Knock aka Platinum Capless. It was introduced in 1965. The pen did not have a long lifetime because Pilot threatened legal action and the pen was pulled from the market.
The Parker-like pen is what I believe to be a Platinum A-S1 pen that was introduced in 1946. It's a pretty good clone of a 51. The pen looks like a aerometric or plain squeeze filler. I'm still trying to confirm some of he info for this pen.
No it does not, but yes, Platinum pens I have several of. I do really like the shape of the hood, but with cheap quality, and not good resale, there isn't much for me to do with it.
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