11 replies to this topic

[alfredop]

What do you prefer? 

 

 

 

The vintage Kaweco is the early safety filler version.

 

Alfredo

[Widget]

If I had to chose 1 it would be the top 1 but neither of them float my boat.  Sorry.

[Christof Z]

Of course I would prefer the vintage one.
These safetys are hard to find, even in Europe.



...and it's still missing in my small collection.

C.

[Readymade]

Vintage of course! <3

[alfredop]

Of course I would prefer the vintage one.
These safetys are hard to find, even in Europe.



...and it's still missing in my small collection.

C.

 

 

Nice collection, are the piston filler versions hard to find?

It would be nice to complete myself a small collection.

 

Ciao

Alfredo

[Christof Z]

I don't think so.
Safetys are much more harder to find.
c.

[Rocco P]

Piston fillers are easy to find for little money. There are plenty on German eBay. Safeties, on the other hand, are more scarce and generally command higher prices.
I've bought a few piston fillers for 30-40eur each.

[Rocco P]

They are nice little pens, easy to restore.

[alfredop]

Ok, I see from the Christof photo that there are several version of the piston filler, is there a guide understand the differences?

 

Alfredo

[Rocco P]

Ok, I see from the Christof photo that there are several version of the piston filler, is there a guide understand the differences?

Alfredo

There's an official guide at the following address:
http://www.kaweco-pe...rt-historie.pdf

Edited by Paolino, 29 September 2014 - 06:54 PM.

[alfredop]

Thank you.
Alfredo

[Rocco P]

I can't vouch for the accuracy of the guide. I've been able, though, to find in it the few pens I own.