Wahl-Eversharp

Deco Band (or large Oversized Flat-Top)

Fountain Pen

Wahl-Eversharp Deco Band (or large Oversized Flat-Top)

Filling System

Pneumatic or Lever Filler

Condition

Good vintage condition, with some surface wear and oxidation typical of hard rubber pens of this era.

Estimated Value

$300 - $600 depending on exact model and restoration status

Era

Vintage 1920s-1930s

Pen Specifications

Pen Type

Fountain Pen

Filling System

Pneumatic or Lever Filler

Body Material

Ebonite

Trim Material

Gold-Plated

Color / Pattern

Black Hard Rubber

Cap Type

Screw Cap

Clip Design

Wahl roller-ball or standard Wahl art deco clip

Barrel Shape

Flat-Top Cylindrical

Nib Details

Nib Material

14K Gold

Nib Size

Broad or Signature

Nib Type

Flexible

Nib Condition

Good condition with visible flex capabilities; tipping appears intact and aligned.

Dimensions

Size / Dimensions

Approximately 135mm capped, 125mm uncapped, 165mm posted; diameter 13mm

Weight Estimate

25g, well-balanced

Heritage & Origin

Era / Period

Vintage 1920s-1930s

Country of Origin

USA

Rarity

Uncommon

Condition & Value

Overall Condition

Good vintage condition, with some surface wear and oxidation typical of hard rubber pens of this era.

Filling System Condition

Requires restoration (sac replacement) to be fully functional.

Estimated Value

$300 - $600 depending on exact model and restoration status

Special Features

Oversized proportions with a highly flexible large gold nib characteristic of Wahl's golden era.

Ink Recommendations

Standard vintage-safe washable fountain pen inks like Waterman Serenity Blue

Care Recommendations

Keep away from direct sunlight and heat to prevent hard rubber discoloration; store dry or properly restored with a fresh sac.

Interesting Facts

Wahl-Eversharp was renowned in the 1920s for manufacturing some of the highest-quality, most flexible nibs in the fountain pen industry.

Overall Assessment

A classic oversized vintage American flat-top fountain pen from the 1920s with immense writing character due to its large flexible nib.

Identified on October 12, 2026