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When it introduced the 51 in
1941, the George S. Parker Company knew it had a winner. The pen was
stylish but not flashy, durable but not clunky, and reliable but not
over engineered. Over the next 31 years, the pen proved itself
immensely popular. Parker discontinued the 51 in 1972. Parker is
believed to have sold between 20 and 50 million 51s; the exact
number is not known because the company apparently stopped counting
after the first 12 million. |
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DISCLAIMER ~ Due to the nature of silver being a very soft material all pens advertised with Sterling Silver or Coin Silver caps may have slight marks unless otherwise advertised as Perfect Caps. Also Sterling and Coin Silver caps were originally Rhodium Plated and unless advertised as Perfect Cap the rhodium plating is most likely partially or fully worn. This does not affect the cap in any way. |
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