Parker STERLING SILVER-SPANISH TREASURE FLEET 1715 Fountain pen unused Vintage

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Parker's first limited edition "Spanish Treasure"
Launched in Japan: November 1965
Number of trees: 4,821
The silver used for the main body was pulled up from a Spanish ship that sank in 1715, so it is called "Parker 75 Spanish Treasure".
The cap band, which is wider than the other "Parker 75", is engraved with the words "STERLING SILVER-SPANISH TREASURE FLEET -1715".
The dressing-box is a sumptuous wooden box which shows the sailing ship's route and sinking place, and the picture inside the other sailing ship shows the place where the silver coin was used as a motif.
Accessories are makeup box, certificate, instruction manual, tag, pen tip angle adjuster.
No. 9: There is a chip of less than 10 mm on the underside of the makeup box.
Please understand that 56 years have passed since the product was launched, and please be aware of this if you are looking for a complete product or if you are nervous.
Please look at the pictures carefully before purchasing.
Standard Shipping   (Japan Post , FedEx , DHL ) The package will arrive 5-14 days after shipment.
Standard Shipping  (Japan Post , FedEx , DHL ) The package will arrive 5-14 days after shipment.
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