Rare Queen Elizabeth II Parker Duofold Centennial Fountain open and Ballpoint Set
Rare Queen Elizabeth II Parker Duofold Centennial Fountain open and Ballpoint Set
Rare Queen Elizabeth Parker Duofold Centennial Fountain Pen and Ballpoint Set.
Material: Black Precious Resin and Gold plated furnitures
Made in the United Kingdom by Parker Pen
Royal Cipher button and engraved in barrel, black ballpoint with Royal Cipher button and engraved in barrel.
Queen Elizabeth II first granted Parker a Royal Warrant in 1962 and this was
followed in 1990 by the granting of a Royal Warrant by Prince Charles, the Prince of
Wales.
This has now been re-affirmed by King Charles III in May 2024. To be granted
a warrant, the recipient must be committed to the highest standards of service,
quality, excellence and craftsmanship, and have made significant supplies to the
Royal Household during the previous seven years
As holders of the Royal Warrant, Parker supplied pens to the Royal Household,
some for members of the Royal Family, some for staff and some as gifts for visiting
dignitaries.
This set was made for the late Queen’s Elizabeth II personal and official use.
The only other set is probably in the Parker private museum in London which opened in 2015.
I have never seen another set in the open market.
This fountain pen differs from the production model, Royal Cipher button and engraved in barrel, black ballpoint with Royal Cipher button and engraved in barrel.
Cartouche is engraved with the Royal Cypher of Queen Elizabeth II. The set is
presented in a stunning bespoke wooden storage box which also displays the Royal Cypher in gold set into a deep gloss piano lacquer finish.
Pen Set: Fountain Pen and Ballpoint
Condition: New, comes in its original wooden lacquered box with the Queens cypher engraved on it, what you see is what you get.
Parker Two Tone Solid Gold 18k Nib
Cartridge Converter.
Material: Black Precious Resin
This Pen set was made in the United Kingdom
Make no mistake about it this is not just collectable this is got the status of a Museum Piece.
This set is from the collection of one of the top Parker collectors in the world based in the United Kingdom.