Parker 75 Godron, Mileraies, Perle, Matt Black

Early French Parker 75 in Godron Silver fill pattern. MINT . Fitted with the original 14kt gold medium tipped nib




French Parker 75  in Silver fill Milleraies Pattern. MINT UNUSED condition. Fitted with the original 14kt gold broad tipped nib.


Parker 75 in Scarce Perle Pattern gold fill, In Nr MINT condition. Fitted with the original 14kt gold medium tipped nib



Parker 75 in Matt Black Laque with gold fill trim. MINT UNUSED. Fitted with the original 14kt gold Fine tipped Nib

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