Parker 45 coronet (1970)

I have found this NOS Parker 45 Coroet in a stationery shop in Bangkok. The Parker 45 coronet in my opinion is the modern version of the classic. Even though the design is the same as the other Parker 45, the metallic colour plus matte finishes give the pen the ultra modern look (even though the pen is from the 1970). I am lucky to find one in new old stock condition.


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