Parker PENMAN Ink Display Case

DISPLAY CASE FOR THE SHORT LIVED PARKER PENMAN INK LINE.  Introduced in 1989 to accompany the Centennial Duofold and Sonnet lines, it was rumored to cause clogging and fouling of the flow mechanisms in a lot of pens, excepting pens like Lamy, Pelikan and other heavy duty German pens. This was due to the intense concentration of dye used, usually causing saturation of the solution. All five colors are represented in this sampler, in boxes and cartridges. There are also (3) colors of Golden Touch ballpoint refills.

The ink colors represented in this display piece are Ebony, Sapphire, Ruby, Emerald, and Mocha.

Here's what is included;

(5) Ink bottle boxes (empty); there is a box for each color.

(5) Different color ink cartridge boxes, all empty.

(5) Ink cartridges, one in each of the (5) colors, full.

(3) Golden touch Ballpoint refills, a red, a blue and a black, all working.

Found in the back room of a shop in Southern California formerly run under proprietorship of the third generation of the same family's ownership.