Glass pipette with rubber teat
Glass pipette with rubber teat, used for filling pen with ink
Fountain pen
- Made:
- 1902 in New York state
- maker:
- L E Waterman Company
Waterman's ideal fountain pen, inscribed, complete with teat pipette ink filler, instructions in case, USA
Details
- Category:
- Wellcome (general)
- Collection:
- Sir Henry Wellcome's Museum Collection
- Object Number:
- A55285
- Materials:
- gold, plastic, case, wood, case, leather, covered and case, cloth, lined
- Measurements:
-
length 148 mm
diameter 8 mm
length 157 mm
case: width 27 mm
case: depth 35 mm
- type:
- pen
Parts
1 paper sheet
1 paper sheet, folded 5 times
- Measurements:
-
length 148 mm
width 100 mm
- Materials:
- paper
- Object Number:
- A55285 Pt2
- type:
- instructions
Pen and Case
Narrow brown fountain pen with a gold-decorated barrel kept inside its original green velvet-lined presentation case instructions in case. The case features an ink stain on the left hand lid and at the centre embroidered in golden thread, writing says 'Waterman's Ideal Fountain Pen, Making marks all over the World.'
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