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WATERMAN 352 FOUNTAIN PEN 1930s, NEAR MINT WITH "FLEX. MED." STICKER, RESTORED

$ 38.01

Availability: 86 in stock
  • All returns accepted: ReturnsNotAccepted
  • Vintage: Yes
  • Features: Flexible nib
  • Nib Material: Gold, 14K
  • Modified Item: No
  • Country/Region of Manufacture: United States
  • Brand: Waterman
  • Type: Fountain Pen
  • Condition: Minor shop wear.
  • Nib Size: Medium (M)
  • Ink Color: add your own from a bottle
  • Nib: Flexible nib
  • Material: Celluloid

    Description

    Waterman fountain pen, model 352, 1930s, in gray marble celluloid with gold filled trim. Pristine condition with original price sticker, possibly uninked until I put a sac in it and started trying it out.
    The sticker says 'Flex. Med.', so if you want to know what Waterman considered a flexible medium point in this era, here it is. The Waterman No. 2 nib is a little stiff as flex nibs go, but still capable of good line variation, and it's a little finer than you might think a medium would be. See the photos and the writing sample.
    Lever filler, restored with a new sac installed. Length about 5 inches.
    The writing samples were made with the pen itself, dipped in Waterman Intense Black ink, on a Rhodia pad.
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