The Parker Duofold seems to be on every vintage pen collector's list, and it's on mine now too. They have been made since 1921 and put Parker on the map, making them one of the most popular pen companies of their time. … See more

The Waterman 52 is another really well-known and well-respected vintage pen. It is a very light pen and has a slimmer design than, for example, the Duofold. It was made from 1915 - 1930s. There are a lot of finishes av… See more

This is another pen that makes it into nearly all vintage pen lovers' list. The Parker Vacumatic is known for its large ink capacity (it uses the entire barrel as a reservoir), and its unique, semi-transparent design. Unt… See more

This is another of my personal favorites. Pelikan nibs from the 40s and 50s are adored by many fountain pen lovers. The Pelikan 140 was a simple production pen, made for the masses. It was quite affordable, … See more