Parker 51 Fountain Pen
The Parker 51 is a as groundbreaking today as it was when first launched in 1941. This unique writing instrument is inspired by the pen once hailed as the ‘world’s most wanted’ – retaining its streamlined silhouette, distinctive hooded nib, and range of stunning bold colours, it truly is a modern take on the original.
The Parker 51 Fountain Pen has become a true icon in the world of fountain pens. Its timeless design and exceptional performance have made it a favourite among writers, collectors, and enthusiasts alike. Whether you’re writing a letter, signing a contract, or simply jotting down notes, the Parker 51 Fountain Pen delivers an unparalleled writing experience.
One of the key features of the Parker 51 Fountain Pen is its smooth and effortless writing. The pen’s nib is crafted from high-quality stainless steel, which ensures that your lines are always clean and precise. The pen’s ink flow is also consistent, which means that you’ll never experience any skipping or blotting. The pen’s design is also highly ergonomic, with a comfortable grip that allows for a natural writing position.
The Parker 51 Fountain Pen is available in a range of colours to choose from.
| Nib Size | |
|---|---|
| Parker Colours | Black, Burgundy, Midnight Blue, Teal |
| Filling Mechanism | Cartridge / Converter |
| Colour |
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mediwerk (verified owner) –
Very good looking pen with the iconic hooded nib. It writes neatly with a consistent and stable line. It sits easy in one’s hand and you can do the long haul with it. I love the screw on cap. On the down side, it is a tad expensive and it needs a wet ink to perform well.
wernervdw (verified owner) –
I am very disappointed with what this pen delivers. It is quite expensive to start with, but that’s OK. The pen hard starts and skips all the time, making writing a frustrating experience. If you don’t use it for even one day, it dries out and you have trouble getting it started again. Barrel is very prone to scratches. All this makes the pen effectively unusable, so it is not worth the money. Not the usual Parker quality.