If that is a real gold inlaid nib... Could be worth something. I always wanted one of those, but they are too expensive brand new. I have the complete set of black rotrings newton 600. Got them long time ago and used the fountain pen through university... If it were new and unscratched, it would be worth a lot. Still works though. I was lucky last year and found a lava set of ballpoint plus pencil at regular retail price from back when they were in production. The pencil is awesome, the lead is kind of springy so it almost never breaks, perfect for fast writing.
I've spent 100 on just rotring 600 fountain pens each, so you got a great deal here. (rollerballs seem to go for about as much as FPs normally, but seem more rare)
That waterman is salvageable, the nib section is fine, just wash it. Also, it is newer, since it is made in france, and the older ones are made in the USA, before the brand was Rubbermaid owned.
I have one of those Jazz pens in my pocket right now. Use it every day. I have a Schmidt 8127 Capless Rollerball Refill in it and love it. It is the Stainless version. I also have another Stainless one and a Green one like you have there. 3 total. Awesome pens that I bought new from a US seller years ago. I had put them away in a drawer years ago and only recently found them and put this one back in service. Thanks for the great pen reviews. Keep em coming.
Yar, you just NEVER know until you clean, adjust (if...), load them up (if...), write, fix (if...); etc.(if...) I have had some really sturdy and rewarding relationships with some bottom o' barrel wierdies. There are great and stupendous plus magnificent steel nibs.... I've been doing this long enough that I can fix just about anything fixable, including some MAJOR SURGERY if so inspired. I write for money, and hence this has a little seriousness to it - I NEED a pen that starts full and writes perfectly until empty, repeat. Etc. I honed my teeth turning the old-style Sheaffer NoNonsense calligraphy nibs into... Rocket Ships, Suave Bed-Eyed Don Juans and Dragon-Slayers. After enough decades I have no problem ripping into the multi-bucky ones, and there's still surprises. SOMBODY ought to tell pen makers that really wide, 1.3ish mm or more eye-talic pens SUCK RANCID DOGGY BY-PRODUCTS and just can't work if really flexy - becuase of the medial nib curve, the tines automatically flex OUT of alignment, it's not.... well, duh. The combination of two cool things = awful, in that particular case. That Sheaffer might be a hidden sweety-pie, on newish I tend to grasp a Pelikan or Aurora, but once you go old, Parker, Sheaffer, Waterman, I like NON-cigar old Monties, um... I'm kinda slutty, really. Why did I write this?
Hi! I got 4 brand “new” Rotring trio pens. Older pens but still in the case and old stock box’s. They all work. Lmk if you’re interested in buying them from me.. maybe for a future video? I can sent more info if you’re interested
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Best pen channel on UA-cam! The Sheaffer is also a good find!
The Sheaffer is most definitely worth more than $10
14c gold nib fountain pens are at minimum 100bucks+ if new
Sheaffers gold inlaid jobs were very nice. Definitely worth some money if you can get it cleaned up.
If that is a real gold inlaid nib... Could be worth something. I always wanted one of those, but they are too expensive brand new.
I have the complete set of black rotrings newton 600. Got them long time ago and used the fountain pen through university... If it were new and unscratched, it would be worth a lot. Still works though. I was lucky last year and found a lava set of ballpoint plus pencil at regular retail price from back when they were in production. The pencil is awesome, the lead is kind of springy so it almost never breaks, perfect for fast writing.
The Rotring 600 was a great find and in great condition.
I've spent 100 on just rotring 600 fountain pens each, so you got a great deal here. (rollerballs seem to go for about as much as FPs normally, but seem more rare)
the sheaffer is a targa. Lovely art deco styling and IMHO the most beautiful nib on any fountain pen.
That waterman is salvageable, the nib section is fine, just wash it. Also, it is newer, since it is made in france, and the older ones are made in the USA, before the brand was Rubbermaid owned.
That Sheafer fountain pen is a Targa. Also a very nice find!
How do you store and organize all your pens?
Hello there, I’m just finding your Chanel and I personally love the lots of pens you find to go over! It helps me a lot as a Jew pen collector. Thanks
I have one of those Jazz pens in my pocket right now. Use it every day. I have a Schmidt 8127 Capless Rollerball Refill in it and love it. It is the Stainless version. I also have another Stainless one and a Green one like you have there. 3 total. Awesome pens that I bought new from a US seller years ago. I had put them away in a drawer years ago and only recently found them and put this one back in service. Thanks for the great pen reviews. Keep em coming.
Great pens. Definitely one I recommend people pickup.
Big fan of your videos!! Love when you talk about rotring, favorite brand, I have a 400 multipen (ballpen and 0.5mm) and a Quattro pen (80's).
love these videos, very zenifying
What a deal!!! amazing no one noticed the 600
This got me excited with the Rotring 600 😆
Right? Good find
If the nib is corroded, I have heard that using toothpaste and rubbing it on the nib can remove light corrosion.
That Itoya looks interesting. Do you still have it? Are you interested in selling it?
Yar, you just NEVER know until you clean, adjust (if...), load them up (if...), write, fix (if...); etc.(if...) I have had some really sturdy and rewarding relationships with some bottom o' barrel wierdies. There are great and stupendous plus magnificent steel nibs.... I've been doing this long enough that I can fix just about anything fixable, including some MAJOR SURGERY if so inspired. I write for money, and hence this has a little seriousness to it - I NEED a pen that starts full and writes perfectly until empty, repeat. Etc. I honed my teeth turning the old-style Sheaffer NoNonsense calligraphy nibs into... Rocket Ships, Suave Bed-Eyed Don Juans and Dragon-Slayers. After enough decades I have no problem ripping into the multi-bucky ones, and there's still surprises. SOMBODY ought to tell pen makers that really wide, 1.3ish mm or more eye-talic pens SUCK RANCID DOGGY BY-PRODUCTS and just can't work if really flexy - becuase of the medial nib curve, the tines automatically flex OUT of alignment, it's not.... well, duh. The combination of two cool things = awful, in that particular case. That Sheaffer might be a hidden sweety-pie, on newish I tend to grasp a Pelikan or Aurora, but once you go old, Parker, Sheaffer, Waterman, I like NON-cigar old Monties, um... I'm kinda slutty, really. Why did I write this?
What were you on when you wrote this?
I think some of those other pens could be worth more but I understand being conservative with your estimate.
Would love to buy that rotring 600 from you 😊
I have the same Rotring 600, do you know what refills will fit it?
I have two original refills that have both the number 8 and number 211 on the shaft
Love your videos :>>
Do one of these soon please 😀
Hi! I got 4 brand “new” Rotring trio pens. Older pens but still in the case and old stock box’s. They all work. Lmk if you’re interested in buying them from me.. maybe for a future video? I can sent more info if you’re interested
Still got them?
Another video after restoration?
Really liked this vintage lot review
Why only $10 for that fpen with gold nib? 💨