1976 PARKER 75 BICENTENNIAL AMERICANA LIMITED EDITION FOUNTAIN PEN F 14K #66

This limited edition was made to commemorate the 200th year of the declaration of US independence. It was made out of pewter, a material commonly used for household items during the colonial years. Furthermore, Parker acquired some wood from timbers certified and authenticated as having been taken from Independence Hall when it was restored in 1897. This wood chip, cut as a circle, is placed on the cap tassie. Also, the odd-shaped clip with the ball at its end, is unlike any other Parker clip and reminiscent of a bell clapper.

Pen is new in its original Cherry Wood box with papers talking all about the history of the pen and Independence Hall! 

Fine point #66 nib, cartridge or converter fill and comes with its original converter.