Unknown / Generic
Grid Pattern Rolled Gold / Gold Plated Pen
Fountain Pen
Filling System
Cartridge/Converter
Condition
Good, showing minor signs of use and brassing near the grip section
Estimated Value
$15 - $30
Era
Late 20th Century / Vintage 1970s-1980s
Pen Specifications
Pen Type
Fountain Pen
Filling System
Cartridge/Converter
Body Material
Metal
Trim Material
Gold-Plated
Color / Pattern
Gold Grid / Crosshatch Pattern
Cap Type
Snap Cap
Clip Design
Simple straight gold-plated clip with circular mounting top
Barrel Shape
Cylindrical
Nib Details
Nib Material
Steel
Nib Size
Medium
Nib Type
Standard
Nib Condition
Appears generally intact with some minor gold plating wear
Dimensions
Size / Dimensions
Approximately 135 mm capped, 120 mm uncapped, 10 mm diameter
Weight Estimate
Medium weight, approx. 25-30 grams
Heritage & Origin
Era / Period
Late 20th Century / Vintage 1970s-1980s
Country of Origin
Unknown
Rarity
Common
Condition & Value
Overall Condition
Good, showing minor signs of use and brassing near the grip section
Filling System Condition
Assumed functional, requires standard international cartridges or converter
Estimated Value
$15 - $30
Special Features
Classic crosshatch or grid guilloche texture reminiscent of higher-end luxury pens like the Pilot Elite or Parker Flighter variants
Ink Recommendations
Standard dye-based inks such as Waterman Serenity Blue or Parker Quink
Care Recommendations
Flush with clean water periodically, avoid abrasive polishes on the gold plating
Interesting Facts
The grid or barleycorn pattern was a popular design choice during the mid-to-late 20th century to imitate expensive precious metal patterns found on luxury European and Japanese brands
Overall Assessment
A charming and classic thrift store find that mimics classic luxury aesthetics, making it a great daily writer or starter vintage piece
User Notes
Thrift Store yesterday.