Product Description
Type Cartridge/converter filling fountain pen, working well.
Product Name Parker 45 Harlequin, it seems "harlequin" meant repeating diamond pattern but Parker incorrectly took it to mean any repeating pattern. The pattern on this pen is repeating shields. This was also called the Parker 80.
Manufacturer and Year Parker, made in England (1980). It has a date code Q1
Length 5-1/2"
Filling System Fountain pen takes Parker cartridges, or you can fill it with bottled ink via the included squeeze converter.
Color Brushed stainless steel with cut out shields. It is called "Grey Shield" because the non-steel part is gray. It has a dimpled tassie which was used in the 1970s. The section is shiny black.
Nib MEDIUM steel nib . The collar is labeled, "M".
Condition Excellent condition. There is light scratching as well as some shiny marks throughout on the cap and barrel. There is a slight bulge on the section but otherwise it is shiny and black with just some light scratching mostly where it meets the barrel. The trim ring under the section has three raised points which help keep the cap on, and these have spots of plating wear. The clip is shiny and beautiful. There are no cracks, dents, or personalization. The imprints and date coding are clear.
