Two Parker fountain pens, one a Model 21 done in navy blue with a stainless cap, and the other a Model 95 Arrow Flighter in gold fill.

We are pleased to offer this Parker Arrow Type 21 fountain pen and Arrow Flighter fountain pen. The model 21 Parker comes with a navy blue body, while the Model 95 Flighter is done with gold fill.

First available in 1948, the Parker 21 quickly became very popular and took over 50% of Parker's over $5-market. Today, their reputation as excellent writers continues. A lot of "high-class" collectors still use their Parker 21 as an everyday pen.

When the Parker Arrow was discontinued in early 1988 the Parker "95" was introduced to replace it. It sported the stylized arrow clip without the stylized feathers.

The Parker Pen Company is a manufacturer of pens, founded in 1888 by George Safford Parker in Janesville, Wisconsin, in the United States. The company that bears his name is currently owned by Newell Rubbermaid, and headquartered in Newhaven, East Sussex, England.

Capped, the '21 measures 5 inches, while the 95 measures 5 1/8 inches. Together, the pens weigh 1.4 ounces.

These vintage pens have the wear typical with items of this age that have seen everyday use. Aside from those kinds of minor scuffs and scratches, the pens are in very good condition, inside and out. We cannot make any guarantees they will work, but they are certainly good candidates for a hobbyist rebuilding project.

These rare fountain pens are a economic way to add to one's pen collection.