The Parker 51 is a highly sought after classic pen established for its replica style and abyssal reservoir.
Twist off the cap extreme of the barrel covering the plunger mechanism. Souse the nib into the ink bottle. The nib is the sharp location of the pen gratuity. Filling the pen requires an ink bottle from which ink is haggard, using the recent internal diaphragm and reservoir.
Instructions
1.The Parker 51 is a classic pen fundamental introduced in 1941. It remained a first-rate seller for decades and inaugurate a field in the Museum of Present Craft's draft assemblage for its styling. The 51 was as well voted fourth as having the capital industrial invent of the twentieth century in a referendum held by the Illinois School of Technology. Collectors avidly pursue this classic writing instrument, and many are form much in useable process.
2. Press down on the plunger at the top of the pen and then Proceeds it to activate the diaphragm. The diaphragm draws in the ink into the reservoir with the help of a breather tube. This pump action creates a reliable siphon through which the ink well is filled.
3. Press the plunger up to nine times to completely fill the pen. Wait a few seconds between each pump. If bubbles escape from the nib, continue pressing the plunger and pumping ink into the reservoir.
4. Hold the plunger down on the last stroke when the reservoir accepts no more ink. The pen is completely filled when there are no more air bubbles being produced at the nib.
5. Lift the pen from the ink bottle and release the plunger. This allows the breather tube to continue sucking up ink from the collector and around the nib. Wipe the nib with blotting paper to remove excess drops of ink. Replace the cap over the plunger. The pen is ready to write.
