| Ref # |
Detailed description |
US $ |
| STFCoin |
Spanish
Treasure Fleet replica coin
This is the replica cob coin that Parker dealers sold (when available)
with the Spanish Treasure Fleet (STF) FP or BP package. Most
collectors who have this limited edition Parker 75 pen do not have this
coin as it is scarce.
Sealed in its original plastic bag with the parchment paper as shown
above. |
$250 |
| BPspr |
New BP spring
that fits Parker 75 and most other BP models.
|
$1 |
| BPgel |
New gel BP
refill for any Parker BP at half the cost of the Parker branded
refill. Writes with a smooth wet line usually attributed to fountain
pens' performance.
Available colors: black, blue, orange, red, green, light gray |
$1.50 each, $5 for 4 |
| MPKit |
Parker personalization kit containing two
sheets of lettering.
These circular letters were used to put onto a
dished tassie of various Parker models including the 75. As they
were made in 1971 I cannot guarantee that the glue will hold or for how
long, but those that I have tried are still sticky. |
$5 |
| MSecFT |
Felt-tip section to allow use of current Parker
rollerball refills.
Please note that there is a little 'play'
when the rollerball refill is used. In other words, because the
rollerball refill has a slightly smaller diameter than the opening of this
felt-tip section, it is a little loose. |
$25 |
| BPShim |
BP shim set to be used with BP refills with the
felt-tip section.
|
$10 |
| MFTBP |
Combination set of felt-tip section with the BP
shim set.
This combination allows you to convert your
Parker 75 or Premier fountain pen to use Parker style BP (including the
gel type) refills.
|
$30 |
| STBP2 |
Here is the Spanish Treasure Fleet 75 BP box alone.
Missing are the inside green tray and certificate, as well as the outer
white cardboard sleeve.
|
$200 |
| TT1NT |
For the discriminating collector of the titanium Parker T-1, here is a
nib adjustment tool to vary the line width. I think the tool
material is also titanium. Small as it is, this item is very seldom
seen, and this is the first one that I have come across.
|
$75 |
| MTube |
Clear PVC pen tubes with twist
expandability. Inner diameter is 0.51 inch and length varies from
4.75 to 7.875 inches. Note that the bottom end is hexagonal to
prevent the tube from rolling.
Shown above with a Parker Premier Athenes FP as an example (obviously
excluded from this item), this tube will fit all writing modes
of most Parker models: Parker 75s, Premiers, T-1, etc.
|
$1 each, 12 for $10 |
| MSecF |
French rounded section FP shell. If your French 75 FP is starting to
leak, then chances are you need to pull the nib and replace the section
shell.
NOTE: This shell fits the new nib assembly with the collector plates
attached. It cannot fit the older nib assemblies with the thin tube. |
$30
|
| MTassie |
This goldplated tassie for 75 FP is the indented dish version that matches
the clip below. If your tassie appears rough in appearance, replace
it and get your FP back to its original condition.
 
|
$15 |
| MClip |
FP or BP goldplated clip. This is the later version with the larger arrowhead.
|
$15 |
| MSlip |
Slip clutch spring for 75 FP, FT, and RB. If your pen's cap does not
close with its usual distinctive click or the cap feels loose when closed,
then it may need a new spring.
Brand new part, not pulled from broken pens.
NOTE:
Parker Customer Service will tell you they no longer have this spring.
But if you
send this part and along with your 75 pen, they will make the adjustment
for you. I suggest you verify this with Parker
first to see if they will still perform
this service for you. Alternatively I can perform the cap repair.
|
$10 |
| MFPIC |
Inner cap for 75 FP, FT, and RB. If your pen cap does not close onto
the barrel and leaves a small gap, it may need a simple adjustment that
requires a new inner cap.
|
$15 |
| MCSet |
FP cap repair set consisting of the following parts shown above:
 |
Goldplated tassie (MTassie) |
|
Goldplated clip (MClip) |
|
Slip clutch spring (MSlip) |
|
Inner cap (MFPIC) |
Conveniently packaged and priced at a 27% discount from the
sum of the individual prices ($55).
|
$40 |
| MFPBT |
Barrel thread for 75 FP, FT, and RB; size is 3/8 inch and 24 pitch. If your barrel threads are
stripped, here is the replacement part your repairperson will need.
Verify that your repairperson can perform this work.
|
$15 |
| MBP1N |
Ballpoint pen actuation ratchet mechanism for the later versions of the 75 cap-actuated
BP, not flat-tassie BP. If your BP no longer actuates successfully, then this is likely
what you need to replace. New condition, not pulled from broken BPs.
This part was also used with later cap-actuated mechanical pencils (not
the twist actuation).
|
$20 |
| MNibT |
New nib adjustment tool. Parker at one
time gave these out with each fountain pen. Their purpose is to
assist in rotating the nib, adjusting the angle to suit the writing style
of the user. I have to admit that this item is rather
gimmicky. Your fingers can do an adequate job of turning the nib,
using a tissue paper to prevent getting them inked.
Nonetheless, these are curiosities that are somewhat difficult to find,
and any Parker 75 collector should have at least one in their collection. |
$5 |
| MCvt1U |
Used
slim aerometric converter guaranteed to be in good operating condition.
If you are trying to get your pen to the original spec, this may be the
converter for you. |
$10 |
| MCvt3N |
New twist piston converter.
Preferred converter of air travelers because this won't leak with
varying air pressure. |
$10 |
| MCvt4N |
New slide piston converter.
While it doesn't store as much ink as MCvt3N above, this converter will
fit slim Parker FP models like the Classic or 180.
Also, this is another converter that can be used by air travelers because this
won't leak with varying air pressure.
|
$7 |
| MMP2N |
New 0.5 mechanical pencil refill in the newer style made by the Japanese
manufacturer Ohira.
Please note that converting a BP into a pencil using this
mechanism is most likely a one-way conversion. This is because there
is a little split O-ring which is used to prevent the refill from backing up
into the barrel. To remove this refill mechanism, one must break this
split O-ring which is somewhat difficult to do. |
$10
|
| MMP3N |
New
1.1mm mechanical pencil cartridge that is
intended to convert any Parker BP into a pencil. This cartridge is a direct
replacement for a BP refill, and as such is readily replaceable unlike MMP2N
above.
People used to throw away these cartridges thinking that
they could be easily replaced. They thought it was completely
sealed. Little did they know that it was refillable but only from the
open end where the lead comes out. Nowadays these are tough to find.
|
$20 |
