Latest Pens, Pencils, and Ephemera

Sapphire flames glint off the light as you spin this Waterman Rhapsody pen in your hands. With only light wear from use, it still looks really sharp. You will write a smooth, fine line with its two-tone 18k gold nib. This pen fills with an original Waterman standard international converter (included) or cartridge. A great preowned pen for any occasion. 14cm capped.

The deep-red marbling of this Waterman Rhapsody evokes a deep, quiet power and elegance. Our pre-owned pen is in excellent condition with nothing more than very light wear. Its brass-barrel construction gives it added strength, balance and fluidity over other luxury pens. Click the headline for close-ups. You will write a nice-smooth line with its two-tone 18k gold nib. Comes with a standard international converter. It also uses like cartridges. 14cm capped.

The most popular vintage pen on the market is likely the Waterman 52 with flexi 14k gold nibs. Our smooth, black-hard-rubber version is fully restored with a new ink sac. It looks really sharp, too, with barely any chocolate hazing and crisp imprints. The barrel imprint is weak in the center, but we think that might have been more of a factory thing than wear. No cracks. The clip is a tiny bit sprung and doesn't quite connect its ball to the lower cap. The 52 imprint on the flat tail is still that orange-red color. You will easily write a nice flexi line from a fine line to 1mm wide. 13.5cm capped.

Marbled emerald-green really glints off the light gorgeously when you rotate it under a light. Quite attractive. Our preowned Waterman Rhapsody is truly music to your writing sensibilities. A luxury pen, it is in close to like new condition with only light wear...if any. You will write a fine line with its two-tone 18k gold nib. Click the headline for close-ups. We think the nib writes a little on the dry side with light feedback, but we also think that with more regular writing the line with get more consistently fluid with its ink flow. The cap snaps on the front and tail of the pen. It refills with the included standard international converter or like cartridges. 14cm capped.

With a crisp, clean imprint from 1940, this Parker Vacumatic Debutante looks stunning. We just restored it with a new diaphragm, and it is ready to rock your world. Emerald Pearl is the name of the color pattern, and it is such a vibrant green. The barrel is ambered, but you can still see through it. This vintage pen still has its aluminum speedline filler. You will write an extra-fine line with light feedback. Click the headline for a close-up of its 14k gold nib. No cracks, chips or deep scratches. 11.8cm capped.

Golden Pearl is always one of our favorite Parker Vacumatic colors. This Parker Vacumatic Debutant set looks stunning. The vintage pen is fully restored with a new diaphragm, and the cap and barrel sport minimal wear from use. No brassing, but the barrel is a bit ambered. The dating on this set is great, as it was made on the cusp of 1939. The barrel imprint on the pen says 1st quarter 1939. The two-tone 14k gold nib sports a 1938 date. And the working clicker pencil has a Q4 1938 date code. You will write a nice medium line with the nib, by the way. Remember, the Debutants are the smallest of the Vac models. Pen measures 12cm capped.

Vintage looks look great on modern preowned pens. Our Levenger True Writer set consists of a fountain pen and ballpoint pen. Showing only minor wear from use, each is ready to take on all of your writing adventures. We installed a brand-new blue ballpoint refill on the ballpoint pen. Just twist the tail cap to advance and retract the refill. Unfortunately, we don't have a Levenger converter that fits just right. Luckily, this preowned pen used standard international cartridges, too. You will write a nice, fine line with its two-toned steel nib. Click the headline for close-ups.

Check out our first coral Montblanc 204 fountain pen! Click the headline for close-ups! From its button-filler to its stub-like 14k gold nib, there is so much to explore. We restored this vintage pen with a new ink sac. The cap and barrel show a little wear from use. The clip has some brassing, and there are a couple little blemishes in the cap band. The nib looks like new, but the stub-ish point on the nib looks stunning. Surprisingly enough, the nib writes a mostly fine line with a shade of line variation. However, it has just enough give in it to get a nice, thick 1mm line out of it. It is a firm nib, so go easy on it until you get the hang of it.