Parker 75 fountain pens

Parker 75


One of the reason for my love of the Parker 75 is the colours and varieties! Moreover, these pens are easy to maintain as the pump and nibs can be easily replaced. Many of the Parker 75 were made in precious materials such as silver, and has the much desired designs as well as the art of lacquer.

I remember one collector from Singapore Mr. Leong, who has a fantastic collection of Parker 75!

Parker Matt Black, 




These are the special lacquer series with some bright and vibrant colors. The black Parker lacquer was the first modern fountain pen that I have bought in the 1990 after graduation from NUS from Parkway Parade Lin Kwong pen shop. I was contemplating in getting a Montblanc or a Parker Lacquer then but decided on a Parker as its a lacquer version while a Montblanc is in plastic.


I have slowly collected the various Parker 75 fountain pens, epsceially during my stay in Bangkok from 2014-18.








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