Parker
Pens and Ephemera

Keep it classy at work with the snazzy Parker Insignia rollerball pen. Its gold-plated cap stands out, while its black barrel subdues the glitz. The pen has some light wear from use, but there isn't any damage people would notice at arm length. We are out of Parker rollerball refills, but you can find them easily at most office supply stores. Our price reflects the refill-less bargain. 13.2cm capped.

Green Bronze is the name of this fairly hard-to-find color for the Parker Insignia series. Click the headline for a close-up look at the stunning swirls. This is a great, slender ballpoint pen for those who are a little tired of clicker actions. Twist the tail cap of this pen to advance and retract the working black Parker ballpoint refill. This pen is in great shape and has minimal wear. 13.2cm.

Streamlined senior Parker Duofolds are in demand these days. There were fewer of them, and jade green ones that haven't totally discolored up the rareness ante. Not only does this one look good, it has been fully restored with a new ink sac. It sports both an original 14k gold nib AND a "Christmas Tree"/"Spear" inkfeed. The section is friction fit, not like the more prevalent screw-in versions. Click the headline for close-ups. You can even read the barrel imprint. The barrel is darker than the cap, which isn't evenly discolored. However, you can still very nice green, as this seems to be a later model. Its nib writes a sensuously smooth, wet medium line. No cracks, no brassing. Light wear from use. 13.1cm capped.

Stainless steel writing instruments have been continuously in the Parker line-up since the 1950s. This stainless steel Parker Insignia ballpoint pen and pencil set keeps the tradition alive. Ours has minimal wear, but it does have a subtly engraved "T. F. C." How subtle? I bet you're looking straight at it in the photo and can't see it, without clicking the headline for a close-up. (Below the pocket clip and centered.) Filling with .5mm leads, this pencil also comes with plenty of spares and a 100% whole eraser. Click the golden tail crown to advance the leads. The ballpoint comes with a working black Parker-style refill.

More barely used Parker Insignias make there way to the site with this preowned pens page. We especially like the Laque Grey design and golden trim. Each pen is close to like-new position. Click the small crown on the tail of the pencil to extend the .5mm lead. Pull of the tail cap to reveal a brand new eraser and a full place to store spare leads. The ballpoint pen uses Parker-style ballpoint refill. It extends and tracts the working blue refill with a twist of the tail cap.

Parker Insignia pens are great twist ballpoints from Parker. If clicking a Jotter gets on your nerves, then this is the perfect alternative. It has a handsome green, blue and black swirl pattern with golden trim. It has only the lightest of wear and comes with a working black Parker ink refill. 13.2cm.

Impress dads and grads with a traditional Parker pen set. Our Parker Insignia Set features a ballpoint pen and a .5mm pencil. Depending on the light, these writing instruments are a metallic light blue or the nexus of where blue turns to light purple. We love the flat finish of the trim. The pen sports a working blue Parker refill that advances and retracts with a twist of the tail. The pencil seems unused with a new eraser and load of .5mm leads that advance with a click of the tail "crown."

Stainless steel writing instruments have been continuously in the Parker line-up since the 1950s. This stainless steel Parker Insignia pencil keeps the tradition alive. Ours has minimal wear, but it does have a subtly engraved "T. F. C." How subtle? I bet you're looking straight at it in the photo and can't see it, without clicking the headline for a close-up. (Below the pocket clip and centered.) Filling with .5mm leads, this pencil also comes with plenty of spares and a 98% whole eraser. Click the golden tail crown to advance the leads. 14.2cm.