Parker Sonnet Sterling Silver Cisele, 18k Fine nib

[Tracy Lee]

This is a minimally used Sterling Silver Parker Cisele with an 18k 750 fine nib. Very gently used many years ago and has sat in the pen box a long time. As you will note in the photos, the gold trim is in good shape but I haven't had the time or patience to work on the tarnish on the surface. I have no idea what that would take. Nib is pristine. Converter comes with it.

Kept in a smoke free and loving environment always. I am asking $75 + $6.95 U.S. shipping and buyer pays insurance if requested. International would be actual shipping costs.

PM if interested. Pay Pal only, as a gift preferred to skip all the fees.

Thanks!
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[dennis.baker]

I have one of these and would otherwise jump on it. I just want to say that I think a polishing cloth would shine this pen up in just a few minutes. I bought a "Jewelry Care Cloth" at Penny's department store which works nicely on pens like this. I hope this is a helpful post.

[Chi Town]

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[Tracy Lee]

I have one of these and would otherwise jump on it. I just want to say that I think a polishing cloth would shine this pen up in just a few minutes. I bought a "Jewelry Care Cloth" at Penny's department store which works nicely on pens like this. I hope this is a helpful post.

I have used silver polishing cloths to no real improvement, even tried Tarn-X on a small space. Nothing much happened. Tarnish comes off, but not easily or quickly and I don't like the pen enough to fuss with it. It is too thin, and I am not crazy about metal pens as it turns out. But thanks for the suggestions!!

[Tracy Lee]

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[Chi Town]

Purchased

[Tracy Lee]

Ha ha, you beat me to it!! :-) Thanks!!