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FOUNTAIN PENS

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Welcome to Fountain Pen Emporium. The one stop shop for all your modern and vintage fountain pens. We carry most brands Burnham, Conway Stewart, Dunhill Namiki, Montblanc, Parker, Pelikan, Sheaffer, Swan Mabie Todd, Watermans etc., including many lesser known makes. We also have a selection of other interesting collectibles which include world banknotes, watches, paintings and luxury brand handbags

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French Red Ripple Early Safety Pen Super Rotax Pen Germany
Our Price: USD $370.00
Our Price: USD $40.00
French Red Ripple Early Safety Pen Super Rotax Pen Germany
A very rare superb safety model of fountain pen circa 1900 to 1920 period although possibly much earlier, engraved with the manufacturing company name of Talma a company not recorded or known of in England. These excellent quality Super Rotax fountain pens are new unused 1970s old stock made in West Germany.
Peter Pan Eyedropper Pen Watermans Ink View Fountain Pen
Our Price: USD $300.00
Our Price: USD $280.00
Peter Pan Eyedropper Pen Watermans Ink View Fountain Pen
Manufactured in plain black hard rubber material. Engraved on the barrel is PETER PAN SALZ BROS. INC N.Y. The gold nib is in perfect condition has a broad point, and is engraved PETER PAN. The Lady Patrician series was launched in 1929 over the years until the Patrician series run of production ceased in 1936 a number of modified design adaptations were produced, each being of a different style and colouring. This 1936 Canadian made ink view
Conway Stewart Pen 36 Lined Green Parker Consort Fountain Pen and Ballpoint
Our Price: USD $160.00
Our Price: USD $510.00
Conway Stewart Pen 36 Lined Green Parker Consort Fountain Pen and Ballpoint
A 1951 Conway Stewart fountain pen model 36. Coloured in varying shades of vivid green with fine black lines pattern.The cap has three trim bands. Within the scope of the Parker 61 series it is rare to find this fountain pen and ballpoint two piece Consort set, these models were only in production between the years 1967 to 1969, and were produced with this distinctive cap pattern
Eclipse Streamline Fountain Pen Round KIGU Powder Compact Original Box Elaborate Scroll
Our Price: USD $190.00
Our Price: USD $100.00
Eclipse Streamline Fountain Pen Round KIGU Powder Compact Original Box Elaborate Scroll
The Eclipse fountain pen company was founded in San Francisco in 1903. In 1925 the company re located to Canada and opened their factory at the Hermant Building  in Toronto. Made by KIGU Limited of London. Size 6.5 centimetres diameter. A quality gold filled compact new and unused with its presentation box. Date of manufacture not known, guessed at being 1950s.
Introduction
 
Fountain pens have all the hallmarks of collectibility and broadly fall into two categories. Firstly, there's the prestigious makes that have become a symbol of status such as Montblanc or Omas. Secondly, any fountain pen linked to a historic event is also a sought after commodity. For example, in 1935 before leaving dock, a commerative fountain pen was made and engraved for the battleship H.M.S Repulse. Sadly, she sank in battle.
Old model fountain pens in excellent condition, for example the early Dunhill Namiki Maki-e Japanese fountain pens, are very keenly sought after.
 
Why buy vintage fountain pens
 
1) A practical and unique gift.
2) For some, reminiscent of those 'good old days'
3) Scarcity - the classic models are fast becoming less easily obtainable.
4) The investment potential of classic fountain pens is more secure than stocks and shares.
5) Fountain pens appeal to both ladies and gentlemen.
6) Strong interest worldwide. Some of our fountain pens have found a new lease of life in America, the Far East, South East Asia, Europe, Middle East, Australia, New Zealand.
7) Environmental - No wasteful use of the earth's resources unlike the modern 'use and throw away' non-perishable pens.
 
Sothebys Auction Singapore 
 
An ordinary black Waterman fountain pen presented to Senior Minister Lee Kuan Yew, former prime minister of Singapore, at the signing of Singapore Independence in 1957, fetched a staggering record price of 350, 000 Singapore dollars (equivalent to 175,000 US dollars or 115,000 sterling pounds)