Unknown Waterman

[Investigio]

https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/20181029/28ef812e7c467a7a8a8298b088c8dc50.jpghttps://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/20181029/ebdf64e6f68e8ff4d74d210c2d8174b9.jpghttps://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/20181029/190ba083ab6b43fe4357188b562e8edd.jpghttps://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/20181029/9c2d73dd52a2b10eece7a201b3f57003.jpg

Any ideas nothing on the barrel end


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[jar]

look on the bottom of the body for some numbers.

[Investigio]

Nothing there or worn offhttps://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/20181029/94bd4e1b431fde2d3ec38777365bc5cb.jpg don’t know if I can just make out a 2


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[Investigio]

So striping and cleaning I find the cap has been matched as the pen is made in England and the cap in Canada


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[Sid the Cat]

It looks a great deal like a 52, but that should have been marked on the barrel end.

[Sagebrush64]

Interesting. Something different about it. Missing lever box and lever is very generic. Looks like the cap and barrel are mismatched. Clean it up and use it as a daily writer....

[Elim]

Im going with franken pen as well, the barrel screams Stevens (English brand) to me. Regardless, i've known many a franken pen that were amazing writers. If it's in service, use and love it all you can.

[Deb]

The barrel is Waterman. Most (maybe all) English-made Watermans in the pre-war period don't have numbers on the barrel end. It's the English equivalent of the 52.