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Vintage Pearl and Amber Celluloid Flat-Top

Fountain Pen

Unknown Vintage Pearl and Amber Celluloid Flat-Top

Filling System

Lever Filler

Condition

Fair to Good. Shows noticeable discoloration, brassing on trim, and typical vintage wear.

Estimated Value

$50 - $150

Era

Vintage 1930s-1940s

Pen Specifications

Pen Type

Fountain Pen

Filling System

Lever Filler

Body Material

Celluloid

Trim Material

Gold-Plated

Color / Pattern

Amber Pearl / Marble

Cap Type

Screw Cap

Clip Design

Simple stamped metal clip with a shield logo emblem

Barrel Shape

Flat-Top Tapered

Nib Details

Nib Material

Gold-Plated Steel

Nib Size

Fine

Nib Type

Flexible

Nib Condition

Appears intact with some tarnish, tines look reasonably aligned but tipping condition is unverified.

Dimensions

Size / Dimensions

Approx 125mm capped, 118mm uncapped, 150mm posted

Weight Estimate

Lightweight, approximately 15-20 grams

Heritage & Origin

Era / Period

Vintage 1930s-1940s

Country of Origin

United States or Europe

Rarity

Uncommon

Condition & Value

Overall Condition

Fair to Good. Shows noticeable discoloration, brassing on trim, and typical vintage wear.

Filling System Condition

Untested, likely requires a new rubber sac for proper restoration.

Estimated Value

$50 - $150

Special Features

Striking amber pearl chatoyant celluloid material with matching cap and barrel.

Ink Recommendations

Standard dye-based fountain pen inks, avoid highly saturated or permanent pigment inks due to vintage sac.

Care Recommendations

Keep away from direct sunlight and heat to prevent further discoloration and celluloid degradation. Rest sac before use.

Interesting Facts

Celluloid from this era is prone to ambering and discoloration over time, transitioning from a whiter pearl to a deep golden yellow or orange amber.

Overall Assessment

A charming vintage flat-top fountain pen in a vibrant amber pearl celluloid finish. While it shows age-related wear and discoloration, it is a classic representation of 1930s pen design and makes a great restoration project.

Identified on August 10, 2026