This is a smart burgundy Parker "Slimfold" fountain pen from the early 1960s. It is fitted with the "aerometric" filler and measures 4.7" (113mm) uncapped and 4.9" (124mm) with the cap on. It is fitted with a 14ct gold Parker fine nib.

This Parker 15 or "School Pen" was produced in the UK as an inexpensive fountain pen to withstand the day-to-day hazards of school life. It measures 4.91" (125mm) with the cap on, and 4.54" (115mm) without the cap. It is fitted with a cartridge converter and a medium nib.

The Parker "21" fountain pen is often mistaken for a Parker 51. The smart black pen was made in the U.S.A. sometime in the late 1950s pr early 1960s..  It measures 5.20" (132mm) with the cap on, and 4.49" (114mm) without the cap. It is fitted with a fine nib.

Made in England in the 1980s these two pens are finished in matt black with gold trim. The fountain pen measures 5.17" (131mm) with the cap on, and 4.66" (118mm) without the cap. It is fitted with a gold plated steel nib.

The ball point pen is also finished in matt black, and measures 5.13" (130mm). It is fitted with a new blue medium refill.

Made in France, this smart glossy black laque Parker 95, with cartridge converter, measures 5.18" (132mm) with the cap on and 4.66" (118mm) without the cap. It is fitted with a gold plated stainless steel medium Parker nib.

Made in England this is one of the Parker Duofold range from the 1960s finished in burgundy with gold plated trim.It measures 5.30" (135mm) with the cap on and 4.80" (122mm) without the cap. It is fitted with a medium Parker 14k nib. 

This is an attractive Parker "Slimfold" fountain pen from the early 1960s. It is fitted with the "aerometric" filler and measures 4.7" (113mm) uncapped and 4.9" (124mm) with the cap on. It is fitted with a 14ct gold Parker medium nib.

This is a lovely black Parker Junior fountain pen from the early 1960s, trimmed with gold plated clip and cap ring.  It is fitted with the "aerometric" filler and measures 5.29" (134mm) capped and 4.82" (122mm) uncapped. It is fitted with a 14ct gold Conway Stewart medium nib.