Parker 75 Cisele Fountain Pen Review

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Brought to you from Grandmia Pens at http://www.grandmiapens.com/ Parker 75 Cross Hatch Grid pattern fountain pen also known as the Cisele in sterling silver and in the original case with instructions,converter and a ink cartridge. It was made in the USA circa 1964 with the flat tassies and a Parker 14k 585 USA nib. A absolute superb example in as new condition.

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Where do you get the plastic cases that are in your Parker sonnet video. The one that flips open and has a somewhat secret area for ink cartridges at he end. I would to get one as I like to travel. I could not find one anywhere though.

I had a Parker 75 Ships Treasure Pen, complete with box and certificate, that had never been inked. I also had the original sales receipt showing my uncle had paid $35 for it in 1965. I say HAD because it was destroyed along with my home during Hurricane Katrina in 2005. I managed to dig it out of the mud and toxic water, but it was badly damaged. I found a Parker 75 collector online and gave it to him. The ship from which the silver was obtained went down in a hurricane. My pen went down in a second hurricane. Losing all my fountain pens to Katrina was heartbreaking.

Very bad product.
I got it and since that time it is not working.

Thanks for your information and
where can I find this kinds of pen?

Actually.

The '65' is a code for the nib grade. It shows it to be a fine point. First year pens had metal threads and a notch in the tassie for the clip, rather than the notch being in the cap itself, as your pen does. Great pen, fun to see the unboxing.

+Grandmia Pens I have a cracked plastic inner cap for my Parker 75. I Tried to unscrew the top cap button but couldnt get it unscrew. Any tips for me?

I have a Parker 75 Spanish Treasure Fleet - 1715 that has not been inked until just last week. Wonderful pen. The nib is a 66 and in the original box. I thought long and hard about inking and decided to use the pen as it was intended. 48 years without anyone getting the pleasure of writing with it is long enough :-).

Cheers Ben, glad you enjoyed it !

Wow well done...Enjoy your new pen.

I bought one of these for 63 euros.

Absolutely ! They are very nice pens. Well done with you collection and keep collecting.

The 75 is a wonderful pen, and I've been collecting them since my first sterling Cisele in 1970. With proper use and care, these iconic pens will give a lifetime's service and pleasure.

Yes there are lots of different variants of the Parker 75, to many to mention now. Enjoy your pen.

i have a parker 75 but mine is in black laque (1985 first quarter production)

Hello Paulo...The markings are PPCo for Parker Pen Company then the London import mark with 925 for sterling silver and finally the date letter i for 1964. I hope that answers your question.

I would appreciate clarification of the marks listed on the barrel of this pen. I never saw them in any other Parker 75. I learned them in your video. My set of Parker 75 was made in 1964 too. Thank you, Paulo Correa

The comparison pen is a set, contact me by PM.

Absolutely! Thanks for watching.

Why not send me a personal message.