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Vintage Pens: Parker 61 Cumulus

Capillary, 1960-1979, Fine nib, 13.3 cm capped.

$249.99 Restored SKU 6969
Availability
One in stock, one of a kind.
Returns
14 days for a full refund of the item price, via insured U.S. Mail. Problems found within 30 days get fixed.
Condition
Restored, tested and guaranteed. Flaws are stated in the description.
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Item specifics

Filling MechanismCapillary
Era1960-1979
Nib SizeFine
SKU6969
Capped length13.3 cm
BrandParker
CategoryVintage Pens
ConditionRestored, tested and guaranteed

Description from Nathaniel

The sky's the limit with this cloud-series pen called the Parker 61 Cumulus. Made in England, this is one of the more difficult-to-find 61s for collectors. The gold-filled cap and barrel are dent-free and looking fantastic. Light wear only. The black-plastic hood/section shows a fair amount of wear but no cracks or deep scratches. We flushed its capillary filler until it ran clear. However, residual ink tends to stick around for eternity.  However, capillary fillers are best if you use one very safe, normal ink such as a Waterman or Parker blue or black ink in it for life. As it turns out, the Parker 61 Cumulus originally came with a later cartridge/converter system. Thus, someone replaced this one with an earlier capillary system. You will write a nice, smooth fine line with its 14k gold nib. It writes a little on the dry and extra-fine side of fine. 13.3cm capped.

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