Identify this pen

[spencerwilli]

Anyone ever seen one of these guys? Got it from an online estate sale thinking it was a pelikan but turns out it’s just a replica. Body seems cheap, the plating on the trim is low grade. The nib, however, was surprisingly snappy and has great flex. I was surprised because the nib is quite stubby, but this little guy can really flex it out. The picture shows the pen and I drew out the stamped emblem. Also, the nib tines seem to be really shifted over (you can also see that in my illustration) it may just be a bad grind, but the feed channel also seems to follow the same shift After some smoothing and polishing it’s a actually really smooth cursive italic grind.
Anyways, I got the pen for $40 thinking it was a pelikan so I just want to know how bad of a deal I got


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[whych]

Possibly a Reform pen.
The nib was made by Degussa who made nibs for many of the pen manufacturers of the time.

[Pterodactylus]

As whych said itˋs a German Degussa nib.
I’ve no idea which manufacturer made the pen.

Alone with the vintage Degussa Gold nib you did nothing wrong buying it for 40$.
And if the pen is in working condition even better.

Side note:
I own a vintage Degussa steel full flex nib which is one of my best flex nibs.

[Viktaurian]

Clip reminds me of Geha.... I have strong inclination for German pens.
The pen is nice, the nib is superb, a win win here


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