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Eagle Balance Red Marble

Looking like a freshly licked lollipop in the summer sun, the candy red of this Eagle Balance Red Marble is striking. We restored this vintage pen with a new ink sac. It has problems with the plating and brassing, but the celluloid is looking pretty sharp. No cracks and only light wear from use. We…

Era
1930-1939
Filling
Lever Filler
Nib
Extra-Fine
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