Please note that if you are looking to purchase a pen as a gift and it is marked 'Unboxed', I can supply a black velvet-lined gift box at an additional cost of £3.50. Please mention this when enquiring.
Modern Parker Pens
Parker Duofold Centennial & International
Please click here for a special page devoted to the Parker Duofold Centennial & International
Parker Sonnet
Please click here for a special page devoted to the Parker Sonnet
Parker Snake
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Parker Gold Snake £4500 SNA-01 |
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Parker Silver Snake £1000 SNA-02 SNA-03 |
I have two of these Parker Silver Snakes, Limited Edition numbers 119 and 463 respectively (119 is the one illustrated). I am not showing multi-photos or giving a glowing description as I am sure that anyone wanting one of these already knows all about it. Both pens are in mint, unused condition and come complete with enormous (slightly dusty) box and all documentation. |
Parker Inflection
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The Inflection has a sturdy, gold plated nib and gold plated fittings. Convertible from bottle to cartridge. The finish is quite unusual, being stainless steel covered with multi-layers of translucent lacquer and finished with satin varnish. This produces an unusual range of colours. The pens below have medium nibs and are mint but unboxed. |
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Tranquil Blue £30 INF-01 |
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Sunny Yellow £30 INF-02 |
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Parker Insignia
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In 1992 Parker introduced a range of ball pens and pencils called the 'Insignia'. The ball pen has a smooth, one-handed operation, simple half-turn twist mechanism with a unique cam-action which locks the point in place and has an oil-cushioned retraction. The pencil takes a 0.5mm lead with a supporting metal sleeve that eliminates flaking. It has a simple two-stage, press button action and a cushioning mechanism that helps prevent lead breakage, and a fully retractable sleeve to protect clothing. Although no longer made, I still have several of these items available both individually and in sets. Mint, factory fresh, and at prices well below the original selling price. |
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| Black Lacquer Ball Pen
£25 INS-01 |
Unboxed |
| Matte Black Ball Pen
£25 INS-04 |
Boxed |
| Stainless Steel GT Ball Pen
£20 INS-05 |
Boxed |
| Blue Custom Ball Pen & Pencil Set
£60 INS-06 |
Unboxed |
| Bronze/Green Swirl Ball Pen
£20 INS-08 |
Unboxed. [Note: the green is more prominent than this scan shows] |
| Chrome CT Ball Pen
£20 INS-10 |
Unboxed. [Note: poor scan. This ball pen is actually bright chrome] |
| Green Swirl Pencil
£20 INS-11 |
Unboxed. [Note: this scan makes this pencil look more blue, but it IS green] |
| Metallic Grey Pencil
£30 INS-13 |
Unboxed |
| Metallic Bronze Pencil
£30 INS-14 |
Unboxed |
| Metallic Green Pencil
£30 INS-15 |
Unboxed |
| Metallic Blue Pencil
£30 INS-16 |
Unboxed |
Parker 15/Jotter
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The Parker 15, or Jotter as it is now called, is a neat little pen, quite light to hold and proves that Parker can still make decent pens at a low price. The ones I have here are cartridge-fill only, mint but unboxed, and a bargain at only £15 |
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Matte black. Choice of fine, medium or broad nib. |
| P15-02 | 
Stainless steel. Choice of fine or broad nib. |
| P15-03 | 
Blue. Fine nib only. |
| P15-04 | 
Red. Choice of fine or broad nib. |
| P15-05 | 
Black. Choice of fine or broad point. |
Vintage Parker Pens
Please click on the names for photos and details
| PAR-04 | Parker Slimfold | £60 |
| PAR-06 | Parker Slimfold Mk II | £55 |
| P75-01 | Parker 75 Goldplated Millerais | £95 |
| P75-02 | Parker 75 Silverplated Milleraise with gold trim | £95 |
| P75-03 | Parker 75 Silverplated Milleraise with chrome trim | £95 |
| P75-04 | Parker 75 Silverplated Grain D'Orge | £95 |
| P75-07 | Parker 75 red Lacquer | £75 |
| P75-08 | Parker 75 Matte Black | £75 |
| P17-01 | Parker 17 | £35 |
| P17-02 | Parker Super 17 | £55 |
| CLA-01 | Parker Classic - Custom | £50 |
| CLA-02 | Parker Classic - Stainless Steel GT | £35 |
| P95-01 | Parker 95 - Red Lacquer | £50 |
| P95-02 | Parker 95 - Stainless Steel GT | £40 |
| P95-03 | Parker 95 - Matte Black | £40 |
| P88-03 | Parker 88 - grey | £35 |
I
have not included lots of photos of this pen because I am sure that
anyone considering purchasing it will already know all about it. My
father bought it from The Parker Pen Co. in 1994, specially for The Pen
Museum and it is now a very rare item indeed. The retail price at that
time was £8000, so you can see that at the price offered here it is a
bargain. It is in mint condition, having never been used and comes
complete with its enormous (but slightly dusty) display box and all
documentation. Its Limited Edition number is 0171
