Just when you thought you had seen everything........

This P51 Vac pen is currently offered on ebay.

And I thought that I had seen everything...........

Abit more than just UV light exposure............

Surprised it is not listed as a prototype

Two-tone gray. What's the big deal?

It's the "Malayan Tapir" special edition model. :)

Perhaps a week under a sunlamp without the cap in place will make it into a doctor's pen.

Gentlemen,

A great many thanks for your replies.

As always, they made me smile…….alot.



I have now ‘ spoken ‘ to the seller and he sent me some more images.

The colour is very very light grey bordering on white.

In all my years I have never seen a pen affected by UV light exposure this much.

Realistically, the pen looks like someone's special. It could be a color changeling, though.

To continue this theme, if I may.

I recently was lucky enough to see this image.

One is 1981 the other 2009.

And I thought I had seen all Parker Harlequins ever made……….

I thought that the informed here would have noticed that the shields are a little diffferent in size, paler and are reversed.


There is also a 2005 version, oddly with a GP arrow clip which hardly works with the original classic look.

Either were ever released, both were R&D dept projects.

Yesterday whilst thrashing around in search of these particular rare Jotter Harlequins……….

A Parker collector I know very well sent me this image today.

It appears that there is a full Gold version – another reverse shield pattern
( Image courtesy of Yorvik Pens )

Another different Parker pen to continue this topic if I may

‘ Just when I thought I had seen everything ‘


A near recent event..............


A while back I was sailing along happily, very pleased with myself, that I had collected all the NOS versions of Sonnet MK I & II FP’s


Then I was sent these images.

They are courtesy of Yorvik Pens

A continuation of this topic...........

Just then I thought I had seen everything..........


Another different Parker pen.


In the recent past I was very privileged to be sent this image from a good friend of mine.

A Parker Arrow collection of his.


It blew me away, I still have to pick my jaw up from the floor every time I look at this image.


The image is courtesy of Yorvik Pens

Part 1

Just before this Christmas past I was sent these images by a very good friend of mine.

He asked me if I had seen any of these Parker pen sets.


I was lost for words, thought that I had seen everything.........



There is only one other Parker collector that I know who would know the answer - christof



I would invite any ideas as to what this set is from anyone here.



Part 2 to follow in the next few days.

Further images of these very unusual Parkers which were a very limited edition release.

The fountain pen nib system is very unusual.

This set is not a prototype


All images shown are courtesy of Yorvik Pens

Part two

Some images of the nib

Both images shown are courtesy of Yorvik Pens