Parker 1715 Spanish Treasure Fleet Sterling Fountain

Super clean rare pen......I don't need to tell you the story behind the pen--if you're looking--you know it is one of a small run. This is an estate piece. It appears to be in excellent condtion--it has been in storage-- so it has not been inked in about 20 years....14 gold Parker nib seems straight to my eyes. No dents,dings,scratches. No box --no papers...pen only.

NO returns-- so ask questions before you bid,One of the most sought after pens there is: the Spanish Fleet Treasure edition.

The extract below describes the history of the pen:

In the early 1960's a man named Fisher was tracing old Spanish treasure ships that had sunk outside the coast of Florida in 1715. Fisher managed to retrieve a lot of gold and silver ingots (bars) from the ships. Designer Don Doman conceived the idea to make a limited edition of the Parker 75 from this old silver. He discussed the matter with one of the Parker Companys vice presidents and was given the go-ahead. Fisher was contacted and quite a lot of the old silver was bought. The Spanish Treasure fleet 75 is today one of the most sought for Parker 75's, if not one of the most sought for (and among the first) limited edition pens.


Produced in 1965 for Parker, only 4821 pieces were made worldwide.

The Pen is made from Solid Silver, as outlined above. Markings on the pen include: 'Parker, Made in USA, Spanish Treasure Fleet - 1715'.