For sale, a Parker Duofold Greenwich fountain pen complete with varnished wooden presentation box, decorative outer box, papers, converter and two 18k gold nibs: A Medium and a Fine Italic.
This pen was a very special edition to celebrate the Millennium in 1999/2000.
Very light use only...
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There seems to be a fair bit of interest in using and collecting vintage cameras on here, so may I propose that we have a permanent thread for general discussion centring on cameras and other photographic equipment of the period 1900 - 1960, and photography and photographers of the...
Yesterday (Friday 27 June) was the official UK Veteran's Awareness Day, but this weekend sees most local celebrations taking place around the nation.
I myself am helping out in Walsall, West Midlands, today, as official photographer of a large event in town organised by the Soldiers...
I've no experience of Indy Magnoli's goods, however I was quite excited to find that his company can not only supply an interesting alternative to the 'original' Alden boots worn by Harrison Ford in the Indiana Jones movies, but also a re-worked version of the current version of the Herbert...
I seem to remember a question being asked about how far back the fedora hat goes, historically.
Well, the definition of fedora in the Oxford English Dictionary sheds some light on this, as it reveals dates when the word is mentioned and the sources. I thought Loungers might therefore be...
A few WWII themed photos taken by me on Sunday at the RAF Cosford air show, which celebrated the 90th birthday of the Royal Air Force (I left out the WWI and modern stuff). Enjoy!
Battle of Britain Memorial Flight:
Avro Lancaster:
Scramble!
Mk 1 Hawker Hurricane and Mk1...
June 28, 29, & July 5, 6, 2008 see the annual 1940's Weekends on the Severn Valley Railway, the UK's finest and biggest preserved steam railway (railroad to my US friends!).
On these weekends the whole of the line and all its stations are turned back in time to take a nostalgic look at Britain...
I am a big fan of the classic fountain pens of the Golden Era, and am a regular user of same.
I'd have to say my three favourites are the 1940s Parker "51" Double Jewel, the 1930s Parker Vacumatic, and the 1920s Waterman's 52, though there are many more wonderful pens of the period that, if...
Although I've never had the honour of serving in the British forces, my grandfather and father both served their country in its hour of need, the former in WWI and WWII, the latter in the Suez Crisis. The 2004 D-Day 60th anniversary commemorations and all the connected publicity set me to...
As a dyed-in-the-wool fountain pen user and collector I was delighted when I recently discovered Cavallini & Co's range of reproduction 'vintage' postcards. The card stock used is very similar to the original matte surfaced card which most postcards used to be made of, and is FP-friendly, unlike...
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