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#34502
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45, Blk. converter, lustraloy cap, English, 1966. in
excl. cond. no dings, with an 14ct M nib also in excl, cond. £
35.00 
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45 De Luxe, blue, Steel cap with G/F trim,
English c.1969, in excl. cond, no dings. M, gold nib. £
40.00

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45, Insignia R/G, lined pattern, converter/ cartridge
filler, USA c. 1965, in excl. cond. No brassing, no dings, £ 45.00

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#34508 -  |
Burgundy, chrome trim, in mint cond., English,
1965converter, with a F 14ct gold nib £ 30.00 
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45 Flighter, Steel cap & barrel
English c.1979, in excl. cond, no dings. M, gold nib. £
40.00 
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 45 Harlequin Grey Shield; Ball-Pen,
push action, English, Mint cond, £ 55.00
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45 Harlequin Grey circlet; converter/
Cartridge, English, Mint cond, M. steel nib, £
65.00

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45 Harlequin Grey circlet; converter/
Cartridge, English, Mint cond, F. steel nib, £
65.00

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45 Harlequin Grey circlet; Roller Ball /
Felt tip, English, Mint cond, £ 55.00

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45 Harlequin Grey Shield; converter/
Cartridge, English, Mint cond, F. steel nib, £ 85.00

please refer to the note below for more info on this pen.

In the 1970's, during the big dip in the public's interest in
fountain pens, the Parker 45 still continued to have an appeal.
The Harlequin was introduced. It was a metal pen with an
engraved pattern, either a Circlet or a Shield.
They came in grey or
the more desirable black and red coloured, surfaced.
Production unfortunately proved too complicated and the line was soon
discontinued.


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