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WATERMAN -Lot of 2 pens- Fountain pen and Mechanical pencil. Silver-plated bodies with black and gold trim. Fountain pen with cartridge refill and 18kt yellow gold F nib. New, never used items sold in neutral box.

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Estimate 70 EUR
Starting price 70 EUR

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WATERMAN "Harley Davidson" STYLOGRAPHIC PLUMA. Body in silver and black. Limited edition. Silver nib. F tip. Click cap. Cartridge loading. No box. Unused. Measurements: 14 cm. length. Waterman is the world's second largest manufacturer of fountain pens. It is a company that produces and markets fountain pens, ballpoint pens, mechanical pencils and rollers. Founded in 1883 in New York by Lewis Edson Waterman (November 20, 1836 - May 1, 1901), it is one of the oldest pen manufacturing companies still in operation. Waterman's main contribution was the side slot filling system patented in 1884. Based on capillary action (capillarity), its application allows the ink to flow steadily into the nib, eliminating the annoying dripping when writing. The Regular pen was the first to incorporate this innovation. After the founder's death in 1901, his nephew Frank D. Waterman took over the company, establishing it abroad and increasing sales to 350,000 pens a year. In 1904, he launched the "clip-cap" pen, with a riveted safety clip that could be attached to a pocket. In 1907, the retractable Safety Pen was noted for its high reliability in resistance to dripping, and in 1913, the "lever and pouch" filling system was invented. In 1927, a French researcher invented a glass ink cartridge (patented in 1936) that was a major transformation for the future of the fountain pen. In 1953, Waterman abandoned the glass cartridge and ushered in the era of plastic ink cartridges, which helped popularize fountain pens. Since 1967, Waterman pens have been manufactured at the Saint-Herblain plant near Nantes in France, where nearly 5 million units are produced each year. Seventy percent of production is exported to 110 countries. No box. Unused.

WATERMAN "Harley Davidson" STYLOGRAPHIC PLUMA. Body in silver and black. Limited edition. Silver nib. F tip. Click cap. Cartridge loading. No box. Unused. Measurements: 14 cm. length. Waterman is the world's second largest manufacturer of fountain pens. It is a company that produces and markets fountain pens, ballpoint pens, mechanical pencils and rollers. Founded in 1883 in New York by Lewis Edson Waterman (November 20, 1836 - May 1, 1901), it is one of the oldest pen manufacturing companies still in operation. Waterman's main contribution was the side slot filling system patented in 1884. Based on capillary action (capillarity), its application allows the ink to flow steadily into the nib, eliminating the annoying dripping when writing. The Regular pen was the first to incorporate this innovation. After the founder's death in 1901, his nephew Frank D. Waterman took over the company, establishing it abroad and increasing sales to 350,000 pens a year. In 1904, he launched the "clip-cap" pen, with a riveted safety clip that could be attached to a pocket. In 1907, the retractable Safety Pen was noted for its high reliability in resistance to dripping, and in 1913, the "lever and pouch" filling system was invented. In 1927, a French researcher invented a glass ink cartridge (patented in 1936) that was a major transformation for the future of the fountain pen. In 1953, Waterman abandoned the glass cartridge and ushered in the era of plastic ink cartridges, which helped popularize fountain pens. Since 1967, Waterman pens have been manufactured at the Saint-Herblain plant near Nantes in France, where nearly 5 million units are produced each year. Seventy percent of production is exported to 110 countries. No box. Unused.