Does anyone recognize this?
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Does anyone recognize this?
I found this in a needle cup mixed with used needles. Does anyone recognize its purpose? Thanks, Jerry
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Re: Does anyone recognize this?
Jerry,
I do recognize it. It's a nickel, probably from the mid 1980's. In today's market it's worth about five cents.
I do recognize it. It's a nickel, probably from the mid 1980's. In today's market it's worth about five cents.

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Re: Does anyone recognize this?
The metal device looks like the cap clip from a fountain pen- Wahl pens used roller clips in the 20'sa, maybe other makes.
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Re: Does anyone recognize this?
Ah! finally something I'm an expert on
Yes estott is right this is an unfortunately broken Wahl rollerball clip used on Wahl Eversharp fountain pens (and pencils) from 1918-1932. Because there's no name on it, it may be a knock-off repair part or from one of their low-end pens. Value in this condition $0.00 (sorry). If not broken about $5-10.
George

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Re: Does anyone recognize this?
Cool! I'm a sort-of fountain pen guy, lots of interesting but valueless stuff like Ingersols
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Re: Does anyone recognize this?
Thanks, I will rest easy knowing it is part of a broken fountain pen. Bruce, life would be boring without friends like you. May your needles never dull and your fountain pens never run. Jerry