Esterbrook #206

Description:

Name(s): Two-Ought-Six, 206
Shape: Flat Spear
Finishes: Gray
Tip: Pointed
Prices: ¢

Comments:

Possible replacement for the #205?
Only found in one source, and this example.
The catalog says that this type of pen is “used largely throughout Central and South America.” The 1926 catalog has more international content, so this pen may have been made more for overseas markets.
Similar to some Italian pens that are also frequently found in South America

Other Images:

1926 Esterbrook Catalog

Showing the underside of a flat spear shape

References:

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

Listed in the 1926 Esterbrook Catalog: while I got this from another source, it appears that this pdf may originally be from the collection of the Pen Collectors of America, or from the same source from which the PCA got their scan.

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