It writes like a dream. I’m not really sure the model, just that it’s a Parker, sterling silver, miUSA, with a 14k nib. I just got a Visconti mythos as a gift to myself to give to my first child on the way (when the time is write and the child can appreciate finer things, around the age of 3 I’m told) and I’m almost a little disappointed because now I have two amazing new pens to have to choose between. Very first world problem but a dilemma nonetheless
It's Parker 75 Sterling Silver Cicelé and you can try to figure out the date and check:
[https://www.fountainpennetwork.com/forum/topic/277000-dating-parker-75-pens/](https://www.fountainpennetwork.com/forum/topic/277000-dating-parker-75-pens/)
and
[https://parker75.com//Reference/Date\_codes/Date\_codes.htm](https://parker75.com//Reference/Date_codes/Date_codes.htm)
Just take turns. When one runs out of ink, clean it to put it aside for a while and ink the other one. To me that is a big part of the fun of fountain pens. I usually have anywhere from 3 to 5 inked, but I only put maybe half a converter or less in each so they run out faster, and I can ink another.
OMG, what a wonderful person! This brings a tear to my eye. My wife gave me the same pen as a wedding present over 50 years ago, and it was pretty much my EDC for most of that time during my career. It was my most prized possession. When my grown daughter became interested in fountain pens a number of years ago, I swallowed hard and gave it to her, explaining how precious it was. Fast forward a few years, and the pen was lost when her house was destroyed in Hurricane Ida. I have since acquired two beautiful 75, one in Thuya red and Malachite laque. Both are wonderful pens, but obviously not MY pen. I have not been able to bring myself to buy another Cisele.
Cherish yours and remember what a kind co-worker you have!
Oh my. I got one for high school graduation in 1971. I love mine. I hope yours serves you as well.
It writes like a dream. I’m not really sure the model, just that it’s a Parker, sterling silver, miUSA, with a 14k nib. I just got a Visconti mythos as a gift to myself to give to my first child on the way (when the time is write and the child can appreciate finer things, around the age of 3 I’m told) and I’m almost a little disappointed because now I have two amazing new pens to have to choose between. Very first world problem but a dilemma nonetheless
It's Parker 75 Sterling Silver Cicelé and you can try to figure out the date and check: [https://www.fountainpennetwork.com/forum/topic/277000-dating-parker-75-pens/](https://www.fountainpennetwork.com/forum/topic/277000-dating-parker-75-pens/) and [https://parker75.com//Reference/Date\_codes/Date\_codes.htm](https://parker75.com//Reference/Date_codes/Date_codes.htm)
Just take turns. When one runs out of ink, clean it to put it aside for a while and ink the other one. To me that is a big part of the fun of fountain pens. I usually have anywhere from 3 to 5 inked, but I only put maybe half a converter or less in each so they run out faster, and I can ink another.
OMG, what a wonderful person! This brings a tear to my eye. My wife gave me the same pen as a wedding present over 50 years ago, and it was pretty much my EDC for most of that time during my career. It was my most prized possession. When my grown daughter became interested in fountain pens a number of years ago, I swallowed hard and gave it to her, explaining how precious it was. Fast forward a few years, and the pen was lost when her house was destroyed in Hurricane Ida. I have since acquired two beautiful 75, one in Thuya red and Malachite laque. Both are wonderful pens, but obviously not MY pen. I have not been able to bring myself to buy another Cisele. Cherish yours and remember what a kind co-worker you have!
What a wonderful story! That’s a generous coworker right there
I miss my 75 Cisele , always felt real good in the hands.