Bicentennial LE in pewter
Flighter in stainless steel
Keepsake in sterling silver
Presidential in solid 14K gold
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.
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Bicentennial LE in pewter |
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Flighter in stainless steel |
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Keepsake in sterling silver |
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Presidential in solid 14K gold |
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Ambassador which was also private labeled for Tiffany and Saks Fifth Avenue
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Florence vermeil or
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Godron in goldplate or
silverplate
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Crosshatch square grid or Ciselé in a variety of materials: sterling
silver with a limited edition version known as the Spanish
Treasure Fleet goldplated
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Damier in vermeil or
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Prince de Galles
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Acacia or bark in solid 18K gold |
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Basketweave in solid 18K gold
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Chevron in sterling silver or
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Ecorce in goldplate or silverplate |
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Fougère in vermeil or |
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Grain d'Orge aka Barleycorn
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Perlé in goldplate or |
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RMS Queen Elizabeth limited edition
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