Hello there. Welcome to my channel. My name is Doug, and I'm back with another Pen Resurrection Sunday video. Today, I have a truly fascinating pen to share with you. It’s a 1947 Parker 51, but it’s the Demi size. Parker introduced the P-51 in 1939, released it in 1941, and then, in 1947, they created a new version called the Demi. The only difference between the regular P-51 Vacumatic is that the cap is slightly shorter, and the barrel from the cap to the tip is also shorter
THIS PEN HAS BEEN SOLD! Hello there! Welcome to Inkquiring Minds. My name is Doug, and I’m back with another Pen Resurrection Sunday video. This is part two of a project I started before my trip to Europe for the Dutch Pen Show. I began restoring this Conway Stewart 84 from the 1950s and took it to Utrecht with me for the show. I used it as a demonstrator for a workshop on restoring vintage fountain pens. I’ve already disassembled the pen, travelled with it, and now I’m rea
THIS PEN HAS BEEN SOLD! Hello there. Welcome to Inkquiring Minds. My name is Doug, and I'm back with another Pen Resurrection Sunday video. Today, I'm going to resurrect a very interesting fountain pen. I’ve done a few conversions, but this is my first time on a capillary filler. It’s a Circa 1960 Parker 61, and you can tell it’s a 61 by the arrow on the hood. When you remove the barrel, you’ll find a black cartridge. This isn’t a cartridge; it’s a capillary filler made of
