Wahl-Eversharp

Deco Band (or similar Gold Seal Doric line)

Fountain Pen

Wahl-Eversharp Deco Band (or similar Gold Seal Doric line)

Filling System

Vacuum-Fil or Lever Filler (Likely Vacuum-Fil based on vintage styling)

Condition

Good vintage condition with typical signs of age, minor brassing and discoloration common to vintage celluloid.

Estimated Value

$300 - $600 USD depending on exact restoration status

Era

Vintage 1930s

Pen Specifications

Pen Type

Fountain Pen

Filling System

Vacuum-Fil or Lever Filler (Likely Vacuum-Fil based on vintage styling)

Body Material

Celluloid

Trim Material

Gold-Plated

Color / Pattern

Black and Pearl / Amber Stripe (Checkered Art Deco pattern)

Cap Type

Screw Cap

Clip Design

Roller clip typical of vintage Wahl-Eversharp pens

Barrel Shape

Faceted / Tapered

Nib Details

Nib Material

14K Gold

Nib Size

Medium

Nib Type

Flexible

Nib Condition

Good, showing proper tines and flexibility, minor surface wear.

Dimensions

Size / Dimensions

Approx. 130mm capped, 120mm uncapped

Weight Estimate

Approx. 20g, well-balanced

Heritage & Origin

Era / Period

Vintage 1930s

Country of Origin

USA

Rarity

Rare

Condition & Value

Overall Condition

Good vintage condition with typical signs of age, minor brassing and discoloration common to vintage celluloid.

Filling System Condition

Requires restoration (typical for vintage sac/vacuum seals of this era).

Estimated Value

$300 - $600 USD depending on exact restoration status

Special Features

Exquisite Art Deco patterned celluloid with translucent stacking windows.

Ink Recommendations

Standard washable vintage-safe dye-based inks (e.g., Waterman Serenity Blue)

Care Recommendations

Keep away from direct sunlight, extreme heat, and modern harsh pigment inks. Professional restoration recommended for the filling system.

Interesting Facts

Wahl-Eversharp was famous for introducing stunning Art Deco architectural patterns in the 1930s, heavily inspired by skyscrapers.

Overall Assessment

A stunning and highly collectible vintage American fountain pen from the golden age of pen design, highly sought after by collectors for its unique celluloid pattern.

Identified on August 8, 2026