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This is a Parker 75 Ciselé Sterling Silver fountain pen.
The Parker 75 is a premium writing instrument series introduced in 1963 to commemorate Parker’s 75th anniversary. Featuring a slim, well-balanced design and outstanding practicality, it remained in production for many years and is still regarded as one of Parker’s most iconic vintage fountain pens.
The Ciselé model features a sterling silver cap and barrel engraved with the signature crosshatch pattern that has become synonymous with the Parker 75. The black-filled engraving is beautifully complemented by the gold-colored clip and trim, creating a timeless and elegant appearance.
It is fitted with a 14K gold nib in XF (Extra Fine), making it ideal for detailed writing in notebooks, planners, and journals.
The grip section features Parker’s distinctive ergonomic design, allowing the nib orientation to be adjusted to suit the user’s preferred writing position for a more comfortable writing experience.
It uses both Parker ink cartridges and a converter for filling.
As this is a vintage pre-owned item, it shows minor scratches, light wear, and the natural tarnishing typical of sterling silver. Overall, however, it remains in very clean condition with minimal signs of use. Please also refer to the photos for the overall condition.
This listing includes the fountain pen and a genuine Parker converter.
Ink is not included.
The box shown in the photos is for display purposes only and is not included.
Shipping is generally handled via DHL. Depending on the destination, FedEx, EMS, or UniUni may be used instead, and the shipping carrier will be selected at my discretion. If you have a preferred carrier, please feel free to let me know. Additional shipping charges may apply.
Nib width descriptions are provided for reference only. Actual line width may vary depending on the ink, writing pressure, writing angle, and paper used.
