No Name German Piston Filler 1950s Fountain Pen Review

This is my fountain pen review of a no name piston filler made in Germany in the 1950s.
In this video I will talk about the design characteristics of German made pens from the 1950s.

[@dashsunil]

I really liked the brass piston and the wide ink window. 😊

[@ThePenCollectorBogdan]

Yes. I also like the brass piston. They don't make them like that no more.

[@dashsunil]

@@ThePenCollectorBogdan brass is durable and gives some heft to the pen as well. Sad they don't make like that, probably to reduce the cost.

[@ThePenCollectorBogdan]

@@dashsunil yes. The Pelikan Souverän M800 and the M1000 models still have a brass piston and I think the Montblanc Meisterstück 146 and 149 have a brass piston if I am not mistaken.

[@steventrosiek2623]

​@ThePenCollectorBogdan thanks for a wonderful video. Only the Pelikan M800 has a solid brass piston housing. Montblanc has plastic piston completely, except for a thin brass sleeve.

[@archivist17]

I rather like this one. Would be good to know what it is. I will refer to my books tomorrow.

[@ThePenCollectorBogdan]

Some friends sugested it could be a ERO piston filler fountain pen.

[@ajiusasikander1701]

Is it a goat (Ibex) on the nib rather than a deer? This video made me impatient for my 50's piston filler to arrive!

[@ThePenCollectorBogdan]

I think you are right! WaskiSquirrel commented it is a Bock nib with a goat on it.

[@WaskiSquirrel]

It looks like a Bock nib? They always had a goat on the nib.

[@ThePenCollectorBogdan]

You are right, my friend! It is a Bock nib. 🙂