Identifying a Parker 75

If you have a production Parker 75 and you don't know what it is called, this page will be useful in your identification process. From these thumbnail pictures, you can find a direct link to the pages that describe them.

For prototypes or unknown patterns, you will have to go to their specific pages.

 

Smooth, no pattern

 

Bicentennial LE in pewter

 

Flighter in stainless steel

 

Keepsake in sterling silver

 

Presidential in solid 14K gold

 

Titanium

 

Parallel line patterns

 

Ambassador which was also private labeled for Tiffany and Saks Fifth Avenue

 

 

Filette

 

 

Florence vermeil or




sterling

 

 

 

Godron in goldplate or

 

silverplate

 

 

Grosse Cotes

 

Imperial

 

 

Milleraies

 

 

Grid patterns

 

 

 

Crosshatch square grid or Ciselé in a variety of materials:

sterling silver with a limited edition version known as the Spanish Treasure Fleet


vermeil

 

goldplated (French)


silverplated

 

Damier in vermeil or


sterling silver

 

 

Diamant

 

 

Ecossais

 

 

Insignia

 

Prince de Galles in goldplate or


silverplate

 

 

Smooth Lacquers

 

Custom lacquers

 

Lacquer series

 

Miscellaneous patterns


 

Acacia or bark in solid 18K gold


 

Hexagonal pattern BP in goldplate


 

Basketweave in solid 18K gold

 

Chevron in sterling silver or

 

solid 18K gold

 

 

Ecorce in goldplate or

 
silverplate

Flammé

 

 

Fougère in vermeil or



sterling

Grain d'Orge aka Barleycorn

 

Grec

 

Gurlande

 

 

Perlé in goldplate or



silverplate

Rainbow

 

RMS Queen Elizabeth limited edition