Pre-Owned Pens

The modern Waterman pen company began to find its groove again in the 1980s and '90s. Sales began to return from oblivion with pens such as this Waterman Laureat. Our attractive blue-marble preowned pen shows a little wear from use, but it is in pretty good cosmetic shape. Only the steel nib shows any obvious wear, as its gold plating is coming off in places. Click the headline for close-ups. You will write a nice fine line with the nib, even though it is marked "M" for medium. The original standard international converter is included. 13cm capped.

Waterman Phileas pens became one of the most famous entry-level fountain pens of the 1990s and early 2000s. Our preowned pen was someone's well loved daily driver. It has light to moderate wear on the cap and barrel. No cracks or glaring scars. We installed a new standard international converter. You will write a extra-fine line with a little feedback, using its two-tone steel nib. Click the headline for close-ups. 13.5cm capped.

The elusive purple marble shows itself in this Waterman Phileas rollerball pen. It is a lovely pen from the mid-1990s. The cap and barrel are in excellent condition, with minimal--if any--wear. Its only flaw is a ring around the nose cone of the pen. We include a new refill with your purchase. 13.5cm capped.

Handmade in India, this mottled yellow ebonite fountain pen by Ranga is a handsome retro modern writer. Officially it is the Ranga Model 3. It is large at nearly 6-inches long and rather girthy. Looks nearly new. Minimal if any wear. Click the headline for close-ups. Even though the two-tone steel nib is marked F for fine, it seems more like an extra-fine to us. It comes with a Ranga box, too. However, we aren't sure if this is the original box to this pen. 15.1cm capped.

What we love most about early Bexley pen designs is that they took everything that the company loved most about vintage pen design and created a modern luxury pen with it. This pen looks like a Parker Duofold, but with a woodgrain pattern on an orange hard rubber cap and barrel. Parker never had a woodgrain Duofold, but everyone loves the woodgrains of vintage Waterman, making this a perfect marriage of designs. A limited edition numbered 55 of only 100, this pen commemorated the 1000th subscriber to a mailing list or list serve named Zoss in the year 2000. Thus, this is the Bexley Zoss fountain pen. The clip of the pen is solid 10k gold. There are no cracks and minimal wear on the pen. There is a touch of oxidation to the woodgrain. It comes with a standard international converter. You will write an extra fine line with its 14k gold nib. 14.2cm capped.

Pale-green hard rubber forms the impressive Ranga Bamboo pen from India. This large fountain pen includes all of its original parts and only shows minimal wear from use. You fill the pen with its standard international converter or like cartridges. Our pen includes its original steel JoWo nib. You will write a very nice, smooth broad line. Click the headline for close-ups. 15.3cm capped.

Here's a little something you don't see every day. It is a modern Ranga Bamboo pen from India that someone modified with a vintage 14k gold Weidlich nib from Cincinnati, Ohio! We find it writes a medium line with a little scratchiness. The preowned pen is shaped like bamboo and made of black hard rubber. It comes with a standard international converter. It is a fairly large pen, too. Click the headline for close-ups. 15.3cm capped.

Our photos don't do justice to the beautiful raden design on our Wancher Sekai fountain pen. Tiny flecks of shell illuminate the black cap and barrel with coppery ripples thoughout its stunning Saihi urushi. It looks as if it has stars scattered throughout the night sky with distant clouds of nebuli spanning time and space. Our preowned pen is in excellent condition, with minimal (if any) wear. You will write a nice, smooth medium line with its golden alloy steel nib. You also get a box, pen sleeve and the original 3 cartridges this pen came with. Click the headline for close-ups. 14.1cm capped.