Wahl-Eversharp
Decoband or Personal size fountain pen
Fountain Pen
Filling System
Lever Filler
Condition
Fair to Good vintage condition, showing brassing on the metal cap top and trim, with some discoloration typical of vintage celluloid.
Estimated Value
150 to 350 USD depending on exact model and nib flexibility after restoration
Era
Vintage 1920s to 1930s
Pen Specifications
Pen Type
Fountain Pen
Filling System
Lever Filler
Body Material
Celluloid
Trim Material
Gold-Plated
Color / Pattern
Green and Black Pearl (Radical/Marble)
Cap Type
Screw Cap
Clip Design
Roller-ball clip characteristic of Wahl-Eversharp pens
Barrel Shape
Flat-Top
Nib Details
Nib Material
14K Gold
Nib Size
Medium
Nib Type
Flex
Nib Condition
Not fully visible in this view, but typical examples feature flexible 14K gold nibs prone to fine line variation.
Dimensions
Size / Dimensions
Approximately 130mm capped, 120mm uncapped, standard vintage girth
Weight Estimate
Lightweight, around 15-20 grams with a neutral balance
Heritage & Origin
Era / Period
Vintage 1920s to 1930s
Country of Origin
USA
Rarity
Uncommon
Condition & Value
Overall Condition
Fair to Good vintage condition, showing brassing on the metal cap top and trim, with some discoloration typical of vintage celluloid.
Filling System Condition
Requires restoration, likely a new ink sac needs to be installed for functionality.
Estimated Value
150 to 350 USD depending on exact model and nib flexibility after restoration
Special Features
Striking green and black pearl celluloid pattern popular during the Art Deco era
Ink Recommendations
Standard washable fountain pen inks like Waterman Serenity Blue to prevent staining in vintage sacs
Care Recommendations
Store out of direct sunlight, avoid harsh solvents, and have the sac professionally replaced before use
Interesting Facts
Wahl-Eversharp was famous for introducing the roller clip and some of the most flexible nibs of the Golden Age of fountain pens
Overall Assessment
A charming and collectible vintage American flat-top fountain pen in a highly desirable Art Deco celluloid pattern that will make a great restoration project