Parts for Sale

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New BP spring that fits Parker 75 and most other BP models.

New Parker brand refill in black medium point at less than half the cost of what you will find at local office supply stores ($4.99).

$2 each

MPKit

Parker personalization kit containing two sheets of lettering.

These circular letters were used to put onto a dished tassie of various Parker models including the 75. As they were made in 1971 I cannot guarantee that the glue will hold or for how long, but those that I have tried are still sticky.

MSecFP1

Fountain pen section in early form with triangular grip, chrome ring and ruled lines, though no zero reference.

Please note that this gripping section can only fit the earlier thin-feed nib assembly shown on the right in this picture.

It will definitely not fit the thick feed nib assembly with the collector fins you see on the left. That assembly fits MSecF.

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MSecFP2

Fountain pen section in early form with triangular grip, goldplated ring without any ruled lines whatsoever. This is a version that came after MSecFP1 above.

Like MSecFP1, please note that this gripping section can only fit the earlier thin-feed nib assembly shown on the right in this picture.

It will definitely not fit the thick feed nib assembly with the collector fins you see on the left. That assembly fits MSecF.

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MSecF

French rounded FP gripping section shell. If your French 75 FP is starting to leak, then chances are you need to pull the nib and replace the section shell.

NOTE: This shell fits the new nib assembly with the collector plates attached. It cannot fit the older nib assemblies with the thin tube as does MSecFP1 & 2 above.

$30

MSecRB

Rollerball section.

FYI, the BPShim will not fit into this part.

$35

MSecFT

Felt-tip section to allow use of current Parker rollerball refills.

Please note that there is a little 'play' when the rollerball refill is used. In other words, because the rollerball refill has a slightly smaller diameter than the opening of this felt-tip section, it is a little loose.

$25

BPShim

BP shim set to be used with BP refills with the felt-tip section.

$10

MFTBP

Combination set of felt-tip section with the BP shim set.

This combination allows you to convert your Parker 75 or Premier fountain pen to use Parker style BP (including the gel type) refills.

$35

STBP2

Here is the Spanish Treasure Fleet 75 BP box alone. Missing are the inside green tray and certificate, as well as the outer white cardboard sleeve.

$200

MTassie

This goldplated tassie for 75 FP is the indented dish version that matches the clip with the larger arrowhead (MClip). If your tassie appears rough in appearance, replace it and get your FP back to its original condition.

$15

MTasFpG (gold)

MTasFpS (silver)

Flat tassies for older 75 fountain pens, in gold- or silverplate. If your tassie appears rough in appearance, replace it and get your FP back to its original condition.

$20

MTasBpF

Dished silverplated tassies for older US-made 75 BPs. This tassie will not fit in later BPs with non-flat tassies as the cap taper is different and will appear improper.

$15

MClip

FP or BP goldplated clip. This is the later version with the larger arrowhead.

$15

MSlip

Slip clutch spring for 75 FP, FT, and RB. If your pen's cap does not close with its usual distinctive click or the cap feels loose when closed, then it may need a new spring.

Brand new part, not pulled from broken pens.

NOTE: Parker Customer Service will tell you they no longer have this spring. But if you send this part and along with your 75 pen, they will make the adjustment for you. I suggest you verify this with Parker first to see if they will still perform this service for you. Alternatively I can perform the cap repair.

$10

MFPIC

Inner cap for 75 FP, FT, and RB. If your pen cap does not close onto the barrel and leaves a small gap, it may need a simple adjustment that requires a new inner cap.

$15

MCSet

FP cap repair set consisting of the following parts shown above:

Goldplated tassie (MTassie)

Goldplated clip (MClip)

Slip clutch spring (MSlip)

Inner cap (MFPIC)

Conveniently packaged and priced at a 27% discount from the sum of the individual prices ($55).

$40

MFPBT

Barrel thread for 75 FP, FT, and RB; size is 3/8 inch and 24 pitch. If your barrel threads are stripped, here is the replacement part your repairperson will need. Verify that your repairperson can perform this work.

$15

MBP1N

Ballpoint pen actuation ratchet mechanism for the later versions of the 75 cap-actuated BP, not flat-tassie BP. If your BP no longer actuates successfully, then this is likely what you need to replace. New condition, not pulled from broken BPs.

This part was also used with later cap-actuated mechanical pencils (not the twist actuation).

$20

MNibT

** Not available at this time **

New nib adjustment tool. Parker at one time gave these out with each fountain pen. Their purpose is to assist in rotating the nib, adjusting the angle to suit the writing style of the user. I have to admit that this item is rather gimmicky. Your fingers can do an adequate job of turning the nib, using a tissue paper to prevent getting them inked.

Nonetheless, these are curiosities that are somewhat difficult to find, and any Parker 75 collector should have at least one in their collection.

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MCvt1U

Used slim aerometric converter guaranteed to be in good operating condition.

If you are trying to get your pen to the original spec, this may be the converter for you. Keep in mind this converter has a rubber sac so it won't work too well when taken onto an airplane, and ink may leak out due to the pressure difference.

$10

MCvt3N

New twist piston converter.

Preferred converter of air travelers because this won't leak with varying
air pressure like the rubber sac based aerometric converters.

$10

MCvt4N

New slide piston converter.

While it doesn't store as much ink as MCvt3N above, this converter will fit slim Parker FP models like the Classic or 180. It was convenient because refilling was a one-handed operation, leaving the other hand available to tip the ink bottle and get those last drops of ink.

Also, this is another converter that can be used by air travelers because this won't leak with varying air pressure.

MMP2N

New 0.5 mechanical pencil refill in the newer style made by the Japanese manufacturer Ohira.

Please note that converting a BP into a pencil using this mechanism is most likely a one-way conversion. This is because there is a little split O-ring which is used to prevent the refill from backing up into the barrel. To remove this refill mechanism, one must break this split O-ring which is somewhat difficult to do.

$10

Exchange - Parts for Sale

NB: These parts are brand new inventory from Parker or one of its repair centers. They were not obtained by salvaging a damaged pen or pencil that was submitted for repair.

Caps and barrels

T-1

75

Premiers

Other parts

Caps and barrels

Other parts

NB: These parts are brand new inventory from Parker or one of its repair centers. They were not obtained by salvaging a damaged pen or pencil that was submitted for repair.