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ESTERBROOK #127 MEDIUM DOUBLE SPRING


Esterbrook # 127 Medium Double Spring


Description: 

A straight-bodied pen with a sharp tip. An oval vent hole. "T" slits at the shoulders. A wide "Omega" cutout between the vent hole and the imprint area. Extra material is folded under at the shoulders. This serves to prevent breakage at the ends of the wide cutout. An ingeniously shaped piece of brass could possibly be inserted between the tabs to serve as an under reservoir. Gray



ESTERBROOK #127 MEDIUM DOUBLE SPRING

Remarks: 

A pen with decent flexibility.

Introduced in 1888

Description in Esterbrook Pens and What They Will Do


"Gray. Medium size, elastic."
 


Reference:  The existence of this pen is confirmed or surmised by the following:

Listed in Esterbrook Pens and What They Will Do

Listed in the Cameron Amberg & Co Stationery Catalog #85, Chicago, May 1918, p 67 & 68. (Contributed by Andrew Midkiff)

Listed in Announcement to the Trade: Esterbrook Steel Pen Mfg. Co. Standardization of Esterbrook Pens

Listed in Whiteapple Multimedia Vintage Nib Chart

Listed by Internet Vendor(s)

Listed in Internet Auctions



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