Fountain Pens with Nib Size: F

Like waves fighting with the tide, the limited edition Pelikan Souveran Blue O' Blue fountain pen looks like a stunning force of nature. Our preowned luxury pen is nearly perfect with minimal--if any--wear. Its piston operates smoothly, too. Click the headline for close-ups. You will write a very nice fine line with its two-tone 18k gold nib. The logo on top of the cap features a frosted-gold field with a shiny mama pelican with a single chick. 14.1cm capped.

When it comes to Montblanc 149 fountain pens, this preowned luxury pen has what most collectors love: a split ebonite feed and two-tone 14k gold nib. Its piston-filler is nice and smooth. This one does not have the brass threads under the blind cap. No cracks nor brassing. There is some light wear from use but no deep scars. You will write a very nice fine line with its gold nib. This is the big oversized flagship pen of Montblanc. Works great click the headline for close-ups. 14.8cm capped.

Mandarin yellow Parker Duofold Juniors are not the most common of colors. Yet, streamlined versions are even more difficult to find. Our vintage pen was fully restored with a new sac several years ago. The photo doesn't showcase the nuance of the colors in the cap and barrel. The of the cap is a couple of shades lighter than the barrel. However, the barrel is inconsistent with some spots darker or lighter than others. The imprint is fairly well worn. No cracks. Minimal, if any, brassing. You will write a buttery smooth, wet fine line with its 14k gold nib. Click the headline for close-ups. 11.5cm capped.

Pelikan pens remain some of our very favorite pens out of Europe. This earlier Pelikan Souveran M400 is no exception. In fact, it is part of the reason why we love this brand so much. Click the headline for close-ups. In phenomenal condition, this tortoise-colored preowned pen shows minimal wear. We regreased the piston and the pen fills with ease. Check out the earlier 14k gold nib. You'll write a smooth fine line. The imprinted logo on top of the cap is gold-filled and showcases a mama pelican with two chicks. 12.6cm capped.

Black veins run through the eddies of white pearlescence in this modern Parker Duofold born in the third quarter of 1992. It is a handsome preowned pen that shows a little wear from use but no major flaws. It comes with a Parker converter and also takes Parker cartridges. You will write a nice fine line with its two-tone 18k gold nib that also features light feedback. If you are a Japanese pen fan, you'll find this fine nib runs a little broader than what you might be used to fine-points being. As a Centennial model, this is longer and thicker in diameter than the International variants. Click the headline for close-ups. 13.6cm capped.

Here it is! The granddaddy of the Jade Parker Duofold Centennial fountain pen. The largest of the modern Duofold line is in nearly mint condition with little to no wear from use...except for possibly a light ring of wear around the center of the golden cap bands. Our preowned luxury pen comes with a working Parker converter. You will write a very smooth, wet fine-medium line with its two-toned 18k gold nib. Click the headline for close-ups. Our pen was made in the third quarter of 1996--the first year these pens in this color were made. The Centennials were the "oversized" version of the pen at 13.6cm capped. However, oversized might be overstating how big it is. It certainly isn't as fat as a Montblanc 149 or Pelikan 1000.

Jade isn't the rarest color in the modern Parker Duofold line, but it was only made from 1996 through 2001 and was not a big seller. Our jade Parker Duofold International is the more slender version of the pen and was made in the 2nd quarter of 1996, the first year of this design. Our preowned pen is in like-new condition with minimal, if any, wear. When we dipped its two-tone 18k gold nib, it wrote a very nice fine line on what we felt was the dry side. A Parker converter is included with the pen. 13.1cm capped.

Easily confused with a Parker 51, this Parker 17 is actually a British model. Instead of a metal cap, such as the 51, this one has a plastic cap made of the same lovely green material as the barrel. It also sports a wider cap band and a tail jewel. You will see some scratches that were mostly made by the cap in its closed position. There is a tiny dimple in the wide cap band. The original pli-glass ink sac still works well. We get a kick out of how the sac protector instructs to squeeze the sac 5 times just to fill it. Early aerometric 51s were imprinted to squeeze 6 times and laters ones said to squeeze only 4 times. You will write a very smooth fine line with its 14k gold nib.