Z-Parker 25 Mk IV - Blue Trim  -  Medium Italic Nib
Z-Parker 25 Mk IV - Blue Trim  -  Medium Italic Nib
Z-Parker 25 Mk IV - Blue Trim  -  Medium Italic Nib
Z-Parker 25 Mk IV - Blue Trim  -  Medium Italic Nib
Z-Parker 25 Mk IV - Blue Trim  -  Medium Italic Nib
Z-Parker 25 Mk IV - Blue Trim  -  Medium Italic Nib
Z-Parker 25 Mk IV - Blue Trim  -  Medium Italic Nib
Z-Parker 25 Mk IV - Blue Trim  -  Medium Italic Nib
Z-Parker 25 Mk IV - Blue Trim  -  Medium Italic Nib
Z-Parker 25 Mk IV - Blue Trim  -  Medium Italic Nib
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Z-Parker 25 Mk IV - Blue Trim - Medium Italic Nib

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 Parker 25 Mk IV - Blue Trim - Broad Italic Nib

Make

Parker

Model

25 Mk IV

Body Colour

Stainless Steel – Flighter

Trim Colour

Blue

Nib

Rare - Medium Italic

Ink Supply

Cartridge/Converter - Cartridge only Supplied

Date Stamp

II T = 1995 Q2

Box

The Old Pen Shop Deluxe  Box

Condition

Excellent – Casual use marks only.

Please Note

You are buying the Pen only, the ink and display standard are not included in this sale.

 

The Parker 25

Aimed at the 18-30 market in the early 1970s, the Parker 25 was a merger of modern design with rugged enginerring that combined to create a stylish pen that was almost indestructable. As such it became a classic School Pen. My brother had one which he still uses 45 years on.

In its resting state it looks a little odd with a slender tail to the barrel, but post the cap and it becomes a streamlined and beautifully balanced pen that is designed to be at its best when in use.

The clip is like no other Parker clip, but again its square and flat shape blends in perfectly with the 25's square ended appearance.

The 25 was a relative cheap pen in the Parker range with a steel nib designed to work and work and work and never let the user down.

There are 4 versions of the 25 fountain pen.

Mk I    First produced in the 1975, has a breather hole in the nib and a flat end to the the external part of the internal cap clutch, and has the inscription "Made in England" at the base of the cap.

Mk II    Produced in 1979 onwards change the nib to one without the breather hole.

Mk III    Had a dimpled (or ridged) clutch end.

Mk IV    Changed the inscription to "Made in UK"

Date coding was introduced from 1980 onwards.

The 25 was available in Blue Trim as standard, but some rarer models sport Green Trim, Black Trim and a seldom seen Orange Trim.

Brushed Stainless Steel Flighter was the standard body work treatment, but again a Matt Black epoxy resin version and a White version with two tone blue Cap rings can be found.

Nibs are normally Medium with some later models with Fine nibs as standard. Other nib versions were available including Extra Fine, Broad and Medium Italic. The latter being my favourite.

It was believed that the 25 was discontinued in 1994, but I have it on good authority of an ex-Parker employee who continued to make them as late as 1999.

The Parker 25 is a design classic. It may not be everyones favourite, but virtually every collector has one and they are never affraid to use them, they never let you down.

 



This is a listing from "The Old Pen Shop"