Wearever
Pacemaker or similar vintage lever-filler model
Fountain Pen
Filling System
Lever Filler
Condition
Good vintage condition, showing some signs of wear and a small crack at the base of the cap lip
Estimated Value
$25 - $50
Era
Vintage 1940s-1950s
Pen Specifications
Pen Type
Fountain Pen
Filling System
Lever Filler
Body Material
Celluloid / Plastic
Trim Material
Gold-Plated
Color / Pattern
Taupe / Greyish-Brown
Cap Type
Screw Cap
Clip Design
Metal clip with open cutout lettering reading WEAREVER
Barrel Shape
Cigar-Shaped / Tapered
Nib Details
Nib Material
Gold-Plated Steel (marked 14K Gold Plate)
Nib Size
Medium
Nib Type
Standard
Nib Condition
Good condition with clear engravings visible
Dimensions
Size / Dimensions
Approximately 125mm capped, standard vintage pocket/full size
Weight Estimate
Lightweight, approximately 15-20 grams
Heritage & Origin
Era / Period
Vintage 1940s-1950s
Country of Origin
USA
Rarity
Common
Condition & Value
Overall Condition
Good vintage condition, showing some signs of wear and a small crack at the base of the cap lip
Filling System Condition
Likely requires a new sac and pressure bar restoration to be functional
Estimated Value
$25 - $50
Special Features
Distinctive open-cutout WEAREVER brand clip, lever filler mechanism
Ink Recommendations
Standard dye-based fountain pen inks such as Waterman Serenity Blue or Quink
Care Recommendations
Requires sac replacement by a vintage pen restorer; avoid harsh solvents on celluloid
Interesting Facts
Wearever was manufactured by David Kahn Inc. and was one of the most prolific budget-pen makers in the United States during the mid-20th century
Overall Assessment
A charming and affordable piece of mid-century American writing history, ideal for beginner vintage restoration enthusiasts