Nib: Fine 14k Gold No.2 Flexible
Gold Bond Green/Black marbled Ladies ring-top lever-filled Brass trim, two bands on cap
Condition: There are no major imperfections to note: No chips cracks or engravings or any signs of faults or major surface. Very Good condition.
* some brassing on the one gold ring, Inkwell not included
Pocket-size Gold Bond "off-brand" vintage pen originally owned by Montgomery Ward Department Store back in the 1920's. with the very distinct knurling pattern at both ends of the pen.
Ringtop fountain pens were common for only a very short period of time, from the 1900s up until the end of the 1920s and they were marketed (and manufactured) for both men and women. It’s easy to tell the difference between men’s and women’s pens purely from their lengths. Women’s pens were longer (four inches or more); they were worn with a chain or a ribbon around the neck, like a necklace. Men’s ringtop pens are significantly smaller, generally being no longer than about three and a half inches.