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Does anyone recognize this?

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I found this in a needle cup mixed with used needles. Does anyone recognize its purpose? Thanks, Jerry
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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. :lol:

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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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Ah! finally something I'm an expert on :D 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.

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Cool! I'm a sort-of fountain pen guy, lots of interesting but valueless stuff like Ingersols

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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

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