Null PARKER MARBLE FOUNTAIN PEN STAND AND FRAME
Parker Sperix pen set. Goldtone…

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PARKER MARBLE FOUNTAIN PEN STAND AND FRAME Parker Sperix pen set. Goldtone frame and black pen holder. Measuring H 5.5 W 8.5 D 4 in In good condition. Provenance: Private Chicago Collector No reserve

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PARKER MARBLE FOUNTAIN PEN STAND AND FRAME Parker Sperix pen set. Goldtone frame and black pen holder. Measuring H 5.5 W 8.5 D 4 in In good condition. Provenance: Private Chicago Collector No reserve

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