Circa late 1940 to early 1950s the dependable reliable shire work horse of fountain pens.

The standard chrome plated lustraloy mat finish cap has the emblematic celluloid grey pearl jewel stone inset at the top, there is some light wear on the high point of the chrome plating on the Parker arrow design pocket clip. The barrel and hood sections are produced in teal blue colour lucite material emulative of the teal blue sea water of the coral gardens in Tahiti.

The gold plathenium tip nib protruding from the forward hood is a medium point size. Ink filling being easily done by fingertip pressure bar squeezing action method.