Wahl-Eversharp

Decoband or similar Personal Point style

Fountain Pen

Wahl-Eversharp Decoband or similar Personal Point style

Filling System

Lever Filler

Condition

Good vintage condition with some brassing on trim and typical micro-scratching

Estimated Value

$150 - $300 depending on exact model and nib flexibility

Era

Vintage 1920s-1930s

Pen Specifications

Pen Type

Fountain Pen

Filling System

Lever Filler

Body Material

Hard Rubber or Early Plastic/Celluloid (Red)

Trim Material

Gold-Plated

Color / Pattern

Red (often referred to as Red Ripple or Coral depending on exact material)

Cap Type

Screw Cap

Clip Design

Classic Wahl roller-ball clip

Barrel Shape

Tapered / Cigar

Nib Details

Nib Material

14K Gold

Nib Size

Medium

Nib Type

Flexible

Nib Condition

Appears well-aligned with good tipping material intact

Dimensions

Size / Dimensions

Approximately 130mm capped, 120mm uncapped

Weight Estimate

Lightweight, around 15-20g

Heritage & Origin

Era / Period

Vintage 1920s-1930s

Country of Origin

USA

Rarity

Uncommon

Condition & Value

Overall Condition

Good vintage condition with some brassing on trim and typical micro-scratching

Filling System Condition

Requires new ink sac for full functionality

Estimated Value

$150 - $300 depending on exact model and nib flexibility

Special Features

Striking red color body with contrasting black section and gold-plated lever and cap band

Ink Recommendations

Standard vintage-safe dye-based inks such as Waterman Serenity Blue or Parker Quink

Care Recommendations

Store away from direct sunlight to prevent rubber discoloration, avoid modern high-iron-gall inks, and service the ink sac periodically

Interesting Facts

Wahl-Eversharp was famous in the 1920s for their highly flexible nibs and vibrant hard rubber or celluloid colorways

Overall Assessment

A charming and historically significant vintage lever filler from the golden age of American fountain pens, highly collectible for its color and potential for flexible writing.

Identified on August 8, 2026