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A Parker fountain ballpoint pen and pencil set, together with various other pens to include Pelikan examples and accessories

Sheaffer white dot fountain pen, in brown marbled gold, and a matching ballpoint pen, both with presentation cases with instruction sheets, circa 1989, together with a Sheaffer (Japan) fountain pen and ballpoint pen set, cased, and two other Sheaffer fountain pens, both cased (5)

Pelikan ballpoint pen. Made in West Germany

A Good Collection of Vintage Parker Pens, seven in total, comprising 1. Parker Duofold Marked Geo.S.Parker, black hard rubber cased fountain pen with 14ct gold nib. 2. Parker 51 boxed set of fountain pen and ball point pen maroon and steel colouring. 3. Parker 61 Custom 140/6 12ct gold plated fountain pen with gold nib, with Parker box and papers. 4. Four Parker Ballpoint pens. All fountain pens in excellent condition.

Collection of Vintage Pens, including a boxed set of fountain pen and ballpoint pen in tortoiseshell style finish, a blue Parker pen with 14k nib, a Borghini tortoiseshell finish fountain pen, and a rolled gold Yard-o-Led, propelling pencil in brass finish patent No. 422767.

A Good Small Collection of Vintage Fountain Pens & Ballpoint Pens, including 1. 'The Patriot' Morrison of New York Fountain Pen, trade mark registered, with 14ct Gold Nib. 2. Sheaffer Gold Plated Fountain Pen in Sheaffer Display Box. 3. Conway Stewart 12 Lever Filling Fountain Pen with 14ct gold nib with guarantee. 4. Sheaffer Silver Plated Ballpoint Pen. 5. Sheaffer black and chrome cased ball point pen.

SELECTION OF VINTAGE PENS AND PENCILSincluding a boxed Paper Mate pen and pencil set; A boxed Parker Arrow 1 Roller Ball pen; a boxed Parker ballpoint pen; a Mentmore Minor fountain pen and another similar pen; a Biro by the Miles Martin Pen Co. Ltd; a pink marbled fountain pen by Winner, etc.

Waterman of Paris - An Edson Blue Fountain Pen and Ballpoint Pen, the fountain pen with 18 carat yellow gold medium nib, clip numbered 031469, with spare black and blue Waterman cartridges, the ballpoint pen with clip numbered 09108, both with booklets and International Guarantee cards, in blue faux leather boxes with white faux leather linings, outer textured boxes and outer white cardboard boxes, both pens unused and in as new condition. The box fabric has started to degrade which is often the case with this range.Qty: 2

A collection of vintage Parker fountain pens and ballpoint pens and a Sheaffer fountain pen, a Parker Duofold fountain pen, one broad and one narrow band to the cap, 18 carat yellow gold nib, with paperwork and case; another Parker Duofold fountain pen, one engraved band to cap, 14K nib, with paperwork, case and outer card box; a Parker 65 gold-plated fountain pen, textured finish, 14 carat yellow gold nib; a Parker 51 fountain pen; other Parker fountain pens and ballpoint pens, some boxed with paperwork; and a Sheaffer fountain pen, with case and paperwork.Qty: 1 box

CARTIER, GOLD PLATED BALLPOINT PEN CONTEMPORARY the cap stamped with marks and numbered 009936, with propelling mechanism, fluted body, the tip inscribed must de Cartier13.3cm longCondition good to fair. Mechanism works. Cartridge doesn't work and will need replaced. Light surface wear as per age and use, though without any notable damages.

Various vintage pens, mostly Parker gold plated examples, to include a fountain pen, ballpoint pens, a rolled gold propelling pencil, hallmarked silver propelling pencil with engine turned body and initialled 'BRJ', a silver plated propelling pencil and a Watermans USA gold plated Ideal fountain pen (lacking pocket clip), in presentation box (8).

A group of fountain and ballpoint pens, to include a cased set of Sheaffer stainless steel cased fountain pen and ballpoint pens, a Parker ballpoint pen together with a desk stand, a Papermate fountain pen in black casing with gold coloured trim, further pens, etc. (1 tray)

A group of pre decimal GB world and commemorative coinage, to include commemorative crown, Islamic coinage, coinage for Jersey, Spain, Greece, etc., contained in an Oriental red lacquered box, 17.5cm wide, together with an early 20thC mahogany desk stand, 25cm wide, and various Parker ballpoint pen refills.

A Parker Duofold fountain pen and ballpoint in original box

A Mont Blanc "Meisterstuck" Ballpoint Pen, "Blue Hour Classique", Model M23370, in original fitted case with papers

A Mont Blanc "Meisterstuck" Fountain Pen, model Pix, in fitted case, and a Mont Blanc "Meisterstuck" ballpoint pen

A Yard-O-Led silver propelling pencil and ballpoint pen set, cased

A pair of Waterman's fountain and ballpoint pens, the nib in gold, blue marbled design

Mixed collectables including a collection of semi-precious and other gemstones including amethyst and pyrite, watch straps, clock keys, powder compacts, boxed Parker Insignia ballpoint pen, penknives including H. Boker, etc. (2 boxes)

PENS - retail packed Highley pen and ballpoint packs, Highley fountain pens, loose themed fountain pens and spare nibs, ETC

A Boxed Waterman Ballpoint Pen together with Various Vintage Ink Pens and Ballpoints

A Collection of Various Parker Ink and Ballpoint Pens, 14k Gold Nibs

Ballpoint parker

A Montblanc Writers Series Charles Dickens Limited Edition ballpoint pen. The barrel, made of the finest greenish precious resin, is decorated by the writer's signature. The 925 sterling silver fluted cap and mountings provide an elegant finishing touch to this tribute to the most famous author of the Victorian era. Number 10104/16000. Boxed with papers. In excellent condition

A Waterman Hemisphere Converter fill fountain pen and ballpoint pen set in black having Waterman nib. In Very Good condition

A boxed Sheaffer 300 in Rossi Corsa ballpoint pen. Made for Ferarri. In excellent condition

A Parker 25 Flighter converter fountain pen and ballpoint pen set in brushed steel. In good condition

A Parker 25 Flighter converter fountain pen and ballpoint pen set in brushed steel. In good condition

A boxed Sheaffer 300 converter fountain pen and ballpoint pen set in black having Sheaffer nib. In excellent condition

A Parker 45 fountain pen and ballpoint pen set in red in original box

A Schlunberger ballpoint pen and mechanical pencil set, metal with refill leads and ink. Boxed, very good condition box a little tatty

A Cartier Must de Cartier Trinity Vendome Oval Trinity ballpoint pen in a gold metal with tri-colour banding on lid, oval shape with treaded design to body and cap. In original branded presentation box. As new condition

A Cartier Must de Cartier ballpoint pen in a gold metal with tri-colour banding on lid, with reeded design to body. In original branded presentation box. As new condition

A Dupont ballpoint - black with a diamond set band, in an associated box.

A Yard-o-Lead silver pencil - engine turned with a vacant cartouche, together with a Rolex ballpoint pen, another silver pencil and a gold filled pencil (4).

Vintage ballpoint pens and pencils, some Parker

A Mont Blanc Meisterstuck ballpoint pen with burgundy and gold metal body, box and service guideGood condition, needs new cartridge, little used

A Waterman fountain and ballpoint pen set, in engine turned steel, 18Kt nib, boxedVery good condition

An Asprey, London trio pen set, fountain pen, rollerball and ballpoint pens, purple and gold metal trim, in leather presentation box and Asprey outer box.Very good condition, all need refill cartridges, Ballpoint has standard Waterman cartridge, pens probably manufactured by Waterman for Asprey.

Three Jane Russell autographed publicity photos, two signed in fountain pen & one in ballpoint pen, one photo from the film Son Of Paleface (1952), all 8 x 10 inches approx. (3)

The Clash: An Autographed Promo Pressing Of The Single Complete Control/The City Of The Dead And Related Items, 1970s, comprising: the 1977 single, S CBS 5664, the picture sleeve signed on the back in black ballpoint by Joe Strummer, Paul Simonon, Mick Jones and Topper Headon, with an accompanying letter from Paul Simonon to the vendor, in ballpoint on the back of a sheet of Ladbroke Dragonara Hotels stationery, reading, ...here's our new single, and I got the rest of the group to sign it - your card is enclosed + sign (sic) as well...Paul - The CLASH; together with an Unemployment Benefit Attendance Card, aka a Dole Card, (the card referred to in Paul's letter), the back signed in black ballpoint by all members of the band and additionally by Roadent, the roadie, Joe Strummer inscribing it You Lazy Barstard (sic) Footnotes: Provenance: The Clash was the vendor's favourite band at the time and he met them on a number of occasions, including the Glasgow Apollo concert with Richard Hell and The Voidoids on 25th October 1977. The vendor was backstage and talked to Paul Simonon for a while. Paul took the vendor's address and this led to him sending the promo single offered here. Earlier in the day the vendor had met The Voidoids' road manager and helped him obtain some drumskins from a local music shop; this resulted in the vendor being given a pass. The vendor's Dole Card was also signed this day. For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

The Clash: A Group of Concert-Related Items, 1970s/80s, comprising: a crackback backstage pass for the Apollo Centre, Glasgow for The Clash, 4th July 1978 signed in blue ballpoint by Paul Simonon and inscribed (Last Time); a ticket stub, The Clash + Guests, Playhouse Theatre, Edinburgh, 7th May 1977, the reverse signed in black ink by Paul Weller and Bruce Foxton of The Jam; four complete tickets for Clash concerts at the Glasgow Apollo, 11th December 1977 (x2), 21st January 1980 and 8th October 1981 (this in two parts); together with part-article from the Sunday Times magazine and an NME Classics poster of the band, (Qty) For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

Edwyn Collins: A Handwritten Chord Chart For Songs By The Nu-Sonics/Orange Juice, circa 1976, the torn piece of plain paper handwritten in black ballpoint, with six tracks with chord sequences, several tracks, such as Blue Boy and Felicity appearing on later Orange Juice recordings, 5in x 8 1/4in (13cm x 21cm) Footnotes: Provenance: Collins co-founded the Nu-Sonics in 1976. The vendor knew the drummer, Steven Daly, and was invited to join the band as a bassist. This chart was written out by Collins so the vendor could learn the bass lines prior to rehearsals; the vendor attended two such sessions before being replaced. The band changed its name to Orange Juice in 1979. For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

The Specials: Jerry Dammers' Handwritten Lyrics For The Song Gangsters, 1979, in black ink on a piece of paper affixed to a blank postcard, with some red ballpoint annotations, 5 1/2in x 3 1/2in (14cm x 9cm) Footnotes: Provenance: This is from a group of similar lyrics all sent by Dammers to the late Dave McCullough, a journalist at the time for the UK music paper, Sounds. The lyrics were for tracks on the Specials' eponymous debut album, released on 19th October 1979. Gangsters/The Selecter was the band's first single release, in May 1979. This lot is subject to the following lot symbols: † † VAT at the prevailing rate on Hammer Price and Buyer's Premium. For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

U2: An Autographed War Tour Programme And Ticket, 1983, signed by Bono and Larry in red felt-tip pen and by Edge and Adam in black ballpoint together with a used 'U Two with Special Guests' ticket for the Guildhall, Portsmouth, 6th March 1983, with letter of provenance, programme 8 1/4in x 11 1/2in (21cm x 29cm) Footnotes: Provenance: Autographs obtained by the vendor, who attended the Portsmouth concert. For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

The Beatles: Autographs On An Album Page, 1963, a pink album page signed in blue ballpoint by Ringo Starr, George Harrison and John Lennon, Ringo adding The Beatles, and what looks like 'Paul' added in an unknown hand in red ballpoint, using one of John's 'kisses' that resembles a 'P', 5in x 3 3/4in (12.7cm x 9.5cm) Footnotes: Provenance: According to the vendor, the autographs were originally obtained at the Walthamstow Granada. For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

The Beatles: An Autographed Publicity Card, 1963, the Parlophone card signed on the back in blue ballpoint by George Harrison, Paul McCartney, John Lennon and Ringo Starr, Paul adding To Diana, lots of love, from The Beatles Sorry we couldn't be there to see you!, together with a letter of provenance from the vendor, card 5 3/4in x 3 1/2in (14.5cm x 9cm) Footnotes: Provenance: The vendor's Aunt worked for a relation of Paul McCartney's, Bett Robbins, who owned the Bow Bars in Union Street, Ryde, Isle of Wight. The Beatles were due to perform in Portsmouth and then come to Ryde to visit Paul's relation, who had arranged for the vendor, then a schoolgirl, to meet the group the following morning. However, plans changed and the Beatles went straight back to London. The vendor then received the signed card offered here. The Beatles played at the Savoy Ballroom, Southsea, Portsmouth on 7th April and it could well have been this concert referred to in the provenance: the next day they had a packed schedule back in London with a radio and TV appearance and concert. For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

The Beatles: Autographs On Hotel Paper, 1963, a sheet of Hotel Metropole Leeds stationery signed in blue ballpoint by Ringo Starr (also adding Beatles), Paul McCartney and John Lennon, with letter concerning the provenance, 4 1/2in x 8in (11.5cm x 20.5cm) Footnotes: Provenance: According to the vendor, the autographs were obtained by a member of staff at the Hotel Metropole in Leeds. For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

The Beatles: A Set Of Autographs, 1963, a piece of plain notepaper signed in blue ballpoint by Paul McCartney, John Lennon, George Harrison and Ringo Starr, inscribed in red ballpoint The Beatles in an unknown hand, with letter of provenance, 4in x 7 1/2in (10.2cm x 19cm) Footnotes: Provenance: According to the vendor, these autographs were obtained by the vendor's Aunt when the group appeared at the Odeon, Southend, a venue they visited twice in 1963. For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

The Rolling Stones/Ringo Starr: An Autograph Book, circa 1963/64, one page signed by Mick Jagger, Keith Richards, Brian Jones, Charlie Watts and Bill Wyman in blue ballpoint, inscribed the Rolling Stones by either Keith or Charlie; another page signed in blue ballpoint by Ringo Starr and inscribed by him The Beatles, with the other three members' 'autographs' all in Ringo's hand; other autographs include Cliff Richard and The Shadows, with letter of provenance, 5in x 4in (12.7cm x 10.2cm) Footnotes: Provenance: The autographs were collected at the Gaumont Theatre, Westover Rd, Bournemouth, between 1963 and 1964. For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

The Beatles: A Brian Epstein-Signed Document, Waiver Of Notice Of First Meeting Of Board Of Beatles (U.S.A.) Limited, 1964, the typewritten document with details in blue ballpoint in unknown hand, for a meeting of directors on 27th February 1964 at 221 West 5th Street, New York, signed by Brian Epstein, Walter Hofer and Sondra Hofer in blue ballpoint, dated in black ballpoint February 27, 1964, 8 1/4in x 11in (21cm x 28cm) For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

John Lennon: An Autographed Copy Of In His Own Write, 1964, third edition, April 1964, the front endpapers signed in blue ballpoint by Brian Epstein and John Lennon and in red ballpoint by Cynthia Lennon, 5 1/2in x 7in (14cm x 18cm) Footnotes: Provenance: The signatures were obtained at the Foyles' luncheon held in John Lennon's honour at the Dorchester Hotel in London, 1964. This lot is subject to the following lot symbols: • • Zero rated for VAT, no VAT will be added to the Hammer Price or the Buyer's Premium. For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

The Beatles: A Set Of Autographs, 1965, comprising two pink album pages signed in blue ballpoint, one by Ringo Starr and Paul McCartney, the other by George Harrison and John Lennon, George adding To Janet love from, each page 5in x 4in (12.7cm x 10.2cm) Footnotes: Provenance: According to the vendor, the signatures were acquired at Twickenham Studios, 20th April 1965, during filming for Help!. For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

The Beatles: An Autographed Fan Club Monthly The Beatles Book No.25, August 1965, the front cover signed in blue and black ballpoints by John Lennon, Paul McCartney and Ringo Starr, the centrefold signed in blue ballpoint by George Harrison, 6in x 8 1/4in (15cm x 21cm) For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

George Harrison: An Autographed Copy Of The Album All Things Must Pass, 1971, the front of the box signed and inscribed by George Harrison in black ballpoint, To John (Butler Builder Ltd (Peppard)) from George (Let's get moving John) Harrison, Apple STCH 639, 3-LP, box 12in x 12in (30.5cm x 30.5cm) Footnotes: Provenance: Acquired by the vendor's Father whilst working for Harrison. For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

George Harrison: An Autographed Copy Of The Album The Concert For Bangla Desh, 1972, the front of the box signed and inscribed in blue ballpoint by George Harrison, To John best wishes from George Harrison, Apple STCX 3385, 3-LP with with folded poster insert, box 12in x 12in (30.5cm x 30.5cm) Footnotes: Provenance: Acquired by the vendor's Father whilst working for Harrison. For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

High Numbers/The Who: A Rare Railway Hotel 'Tuesday R & B Club' Membership Card, 1964, numbered 894 in blue ballpoint, expiry date stamped 5 Jan 1965, unused and near mint, 4in x 11in (10cm x 28cm) when folded out Footnotes: Provenance: From the collection of Richard Barnes, who was Pete Townshend's sixties art school flatmate. Barnes ran the Railway Hotel in 1964 where The Who had a residency. It was at this historic venue that Townshend first smashed his guitar and where managers Kit Lambert and Chris Stamp first met the band. Barnes was the Who's first official biographer with his best-selling book 'The Who: Maximum R&B', first released in 1983. The High Numbers played regularly at this venue in north west London, the club having been initiated by harmonica player Cyril Davies, a pioneer of British R & B. It was here that Christ Stamp and Kit Lambert first saw the band, and also here that Pete accidentally damaged his guitar on the low ceiling above the stage, prompting the band's destruction of their instruments. For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

Led Zeppelin: An Autographed Copy Of The Album Led Zeppelin IV (Four Symbols), 1971, Atlantic Deluxe 2401012, 1st pressing with 3rd label style, the back cover signed clearly in black ballpoint pen by Robert Plant, John Bonham, Jimmy Page and John Paul Jones, with letter of provenance, 12in x 12in (30.5cm x 30.5cm) Footnotes: Provenance: According to information from the vendor, his late brother was a friend of one of the band's roadies at the time and the roadie arranged for the album to be signed when Led Zeppelin played at the King's Theatre, Edinburgh, 28th January 1973. It was the theatre's very first rock concert and was the last night of a two-month, 24-date UK tour, with every venue sold out. There is a set list and press review of the concert on www.ledzeppelin.com For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

David Bowie: An Autographed Promo Pressing Of The Single Space Oddity, 1969, Mercury DJ-133, one label signed by David Bowie in blue ballpoint, push-out centre, in Mercury sleeve, with certificate from www.daviebowieautograph.com, 7in x 7in (18cm x 18cm) Footnotes: Provenance According to the vendor, this record was originally the property of Dr. Calvin Mark Lee, who helped sign Bowie to Mercury and introduced David to his first wife, Angie. For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

David Bowie: A Signed 'Hype' Poster From The Ziggy Stardust Tour, 1972, the sepia head-and-shoulders photographic portrait of Bowie signed and inscribed by him in green ballpoint, Thanx Bowie, with certificate from www.daviebowieautograph.com, 11 3/4in x 12in (30cm x 30.5cm) Footnotes: These posters were given away at the first Ziggy Stardust concerts up until March 1972, when they were replaced by a Ziggy photo session image. Provenance: According to information from the vendor, this was signed at Chichester College, West Sussex, on 23rd February 1972. For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com