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MABIE,
TODD (SWAN, BLACKBIRD, SWALLOW etc.)
(updated 30th August, 2021)
Now available from us !
Stephen Hull's comprehensive and beautifully illustrated book
on the history of MABIE, TODD in ENGLAND 1880-1960.
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400 pages, and over 1,000 colour illustrations, this
is a must have for every pen enthusiast - collector and user
£50.00
plus £7.00 UK postage
Overseas postage varies between £15.00 and £22.00
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(Condition Scale: F =
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Colour |
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SW 539
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RARE - OVER 100 years old - and a real piece of early SWAN pen history ! A Mabie,Todd & Bard, New York, chatelaine eyedropper in really nice condition (identical to the one on the extreme right on Page 27 of Stephen Hull's THE SWAN PEN book). (For larger pictures, please click on the images below)  with original over and under-laid nib. Click HERE and HERE for pictures of the nib NOTE: This pen has not been write-tested with ink in the barrel, and is used that way at the new owner's risk. .jpg) |
Black chased vulcanite (hard rubber) with (?) gold mounts
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c.1908 | VG/EX - locking mechanism on the cap intact and in full working order | £150 | |
| SWB | Something rare and unusual. A late 1920's original SWAN PENS display card, complete with an original Red and Black mottled hard rubber Self-filling pen from the period.
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Red and Black mottled hard rubber. There is the single initial B engraved on the cap band |
c.1929 | VG/EX | £135 | |
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An early and rare Mabie, Todd & Co., Ladies SWAN pen 'pocket' (For larger pictures, please click on the images below)  - complete with original metal clasp, with handsome Art Deco motif, for fixing to a pocket or belt (see detail HERE) .jpg) |
Black leather |
c.1930 | G/VG (completely intact and usable) |
£45 | |
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A very pretty, rare, and desirable SM112B/83 'Lady' Self-filler in Blue snakeskin (identical to the one 3rd from the left on Page 213 of Stephen Hull's THE SWAN PEN book). (For larger pictures, please click on the images below)  with original BROAD semi-flexible No.1 nib. Click HERE and HERE for pictures of the nib .jpg) |
Blue Snakeskin | c.1939 | EX | £100 | |
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A handsome Leverless (slightly shorter than the usual models of this period) (For larger pictures, please click on the images below)  with original firm MEDIUM/FINE No.4 nib Click HERE and HERE for pictures of the nib .jpg) |
Silver and Black marble |
c.1946 | VG - some plating wear on the cap bands | £68 | |
| SW 526 | Also handsome, large, boxed, and with all the original paperwork - a No.1060 |
Black |
c.1946 | Pen: VG/EX Box: G/VG - some signs of previous use |
£90 | |
| SW 527 | And another No.1060 with original FINE No.4 semi-flexible nib  |
Black |
c.1946 | VG/EX | £70 | |
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A late and attractive BLACKBIRD (For larger pictures, please click on the images below)  with original MEDIUM flexible nib Click HERE and HERE for pictures of the nib .jpg) |
Green marble |
c.1951 | EX | £40 | |
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 BOXED SET - with the slim No.3160 pen and matching pencil (For larger pictures, please click on all the images) .jpg) pen has its original flexible MEDIUM No.1 nib Click HERE and HERE for pictures of the nib .jpg) |
Black |
c.1952 | BOX: Some wear - tear to L/H corner
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£75 | |
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