Wahl-Eversharp
Deco Band / Personal
Fountain Pen
Filling System
Lever Filler
Condition
Very Good vintage condition with minor brassing on high-wear trim points and vibrant celluloid color
Estimated Value
$250 - $450 USD depending on sac restoration and exact trim wear
Era
Vintage 1930s (Art Deco period)
Pen Specifications
Pen Type
Fountain Pen
Filling System
Lever Filler
Body Material
Celluloid
Trim Material
Gold-Filled
Color / Pattern
Green Coral / Red and Green Mosaic
Cap Type
Screw Cap
Clip Design
Wahl Roller Clip with signature elongated diamond shape
Barrel Shape
Cigar-Shaped / Tapered
Nib Details
Nib Material
14K Gold
Nib Size
Fine
Nib Type
Flexible
Nib Condition
Good condition with responsive tines, excellent tipping, and strong flex properties
Dimensions
Size / Dimensions
Approximately 128 mm capped, 115 mm uncapped, 155 mm posted; 13 mm diameter
Weight Estimate
20 grams, well-balanced toward the center
Heritage & Origin
Era / Period
Vintage 1930s (Art Deco period)
Country of Origin
USA
Rarity
Uncommon to Rare
Condition & Value
Overall Condition
Very Good vintage condition with minor brassing on high-wear trim points and vibrant celluloid color
Filling System Condition
Requires a new ink sac for restoration to fully functional status
Estimated Value
$250 - $450 USD depending on sac restoration and exact trim wear
Special Features
Striking and sought-after green mosaic celluloid pattern infused with red coral specks, paired with an iconic Wahl roller clip
Ink Recommendations
Standard dye-based fountain pen inks such as Waterman Serenity Blue or Parker Quink to protect vintage materials
Care Recommendations
Store away from direct sunlight and heat to prevent celluloid shrinkage or discoloration; service the lever filler sac professionally
Interesting Facts
Wahl-Eversharp was a dominant American pen manufacturer in the early 20th century, famous for pioneering mechanical pencils before successfully pivoting to vibrant Art Deco fountain pens during the 1930s
Overall Assessment
A stunning and highly collectible vintage American fountain pen from the Art Deco golden era, featuring breathtaking celluloid chatoyancy and a flexible nib making it a prized piece for collectors