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PROTOTYPES
#PROTO1: Sonnet fountain pen, gold plated Grain d'orge, with gold trim, amber colour tassie insert, this is a non-working appearance prototype model. One of a kind. Nib is stainless steel made to look like 18 ct duo-tone. Year: 1992. Condition: very good except a very small dent in the barrel and some black paint missing from nib feed. Special features: This nib is shorter than production nibs and shows side cut-outs that were not implemented; the tassie insert is amber colored. $300
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#PROTO02: Sonnet fountain pen, gold plated fileté, gold trim. This is non-working appearance prototype model. One of a kind. The nib is marked 18 ct but is gold plate on stainless steel. Year: 1992. Condition: Very good, small mark on nib point. Special features: the nib and feed are made from prototype tooling. $300
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#PROTO04: Inflection fountain pen, matte grey sputter. Gold trim. Non-working appearance prototype model stainless steel un-marked. Ca: 1999. Condition: Very good. The cap is permanently attached in cap-on-back format, it does not come off; the front-end design is cleaner than the production design, heavy barrel band, no edge band on cap – all differentiating features omitted in production. $250
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#PROTO05: Pre-Ellipse concept, 'stylus' writing mode. Stainless steel, gold trim. Non-working appearance prototype model (see comments). 1998. Condition: very good. The cap is permanently attached in cap-on-back format, it does not come off; the front-end design is for an unknown writing technology, like a fine stylus. $250
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#PROTO06: Parker 100. Cap only, rose metallic brush finish, gold trim. Non-working appearance prototype model. 2002. Condition: Very good. Picture also shows production cap for comparison. 
$150
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#PROTO07: Pre-Ellipse concept, fountain pen, stainless steel, gold trim. Non-working appearance prototype model gold plated, un-marked. 1998. Condition: very good. The cap is permanently attached in cap-on-back format, it does not come off. $250
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#PROTO08: Pre-Ellipse concept, fountain pen, stainless steel, gold trim. Non-working appearance prototype model gold plated, un-marked. 1998. Condition: very good. Some fine scratches on stainless cap and barrel the cap is permanently attached in cap-on-back format, it does not come off; this model differs from proto7 in the cap band and overal length. $250
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#PROTO09: Pre-Ellipse concept, fountain pen, stainless steel, gold trim. Non-working appearance prototype model gold plated, un-marked. 1998. Condition: Very good. The cap is permanently attached in cap-closed format, it does not come off; this model is cap-on version of proto8. $250
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#PROTO11: Pre-Ellipse concept, pencil, stainless steel, gold trim. Non-working appearance prototype model. 1998. Condition: Very good. The pencil companion to ball point proto10. $150
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#PROTO13: Duofold ball point update concept (not implemented), black acrylic, brass, gold trim, black insert in tassie. Non-working appearance prototype model. 1999. Condition: Very good. One spot on brass tassie. This was for a Duofold update that was not implemented; the tassie and front end point are made from unplated brass, the clip is from production. $250
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#PROTO16: Sonnet ball point, gold plated, grain d'orge, gold trim. Amber colour tassie insert, non-working appearance prototype model. 1992. Condition: very good. $200
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#PROTO17: Sonnet ball point, stainless steel, gold trim. Non-working appearance prototype model. 1992. Condition: very good. $200
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#PROTO18: Insignia pencil, stainless steel, gold trim. Non-working appearance prototype model. 1990. Condition: Very good. This model is an alternative twist-action pencil that did not make production. $150
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#PROTO19: Sonnet fountain pen, black lacque, gold trim. Gold colour tassie insert, non-working appearance prototype model. Marked 18ct but is gold plate on stainless steel. 1992. Condition: Very good, but some black paint missing from nib feed. $230
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#PROTO20: Insignia ball point, Dimonite G, gold trim. Non-working appearance prototype model. 1990. Condition: very good. $150
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#PROTO21: Sonnet ball point, stainless steel, gold trim. Non-working appearance prototype model. 1992. Condition: Very good. $200
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#PROTO22: Insignia pencil, Dimonite G, gold trim. Non-working appearance prototype model. 1990. Condition: Very good. This model is an alternative twist-action pencil that did not make production. $150
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#PROTO23: Sonnet ball point, gold plate grain d'orge, gold trim, amber colour tassie insert. Non-working appearance prototype model. 1992. Condition: Very good except the clip has been re-polished exposing some stainless steel. Tassie insert is amber colour. $200
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#PROTO24: Sonnet rollerball, stainless steel, gold trim. Non-working appearance prototype model. 1992. Condition: Very good, but the black cap tassie insert is MISSING. $200
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#PROTO25: Sonnet fountain pen, stainless steel, gold trim. Non-working appearance prototype model marked Gold Plated. Gold plate on stainless steel. 1992. Condition: Very good, but some black paint missing from nib feed. $250
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#PROTO26: Sonnet pencil, black lacque, gold trim. Gold colour tassie insert. Non-working appearance prototype model. 1992. Condition: Very good. Tassie insert is gold colour. $200
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#PROTO30: Sonnet ball point, black lacque, gold trim, gold colour tassie insert. Non-working appearance prototype model. 1992. Condition: Very good. Tassie insert is gold colour. $200
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#PROTO31: Insignia pencil, fillete Dimonite G, combo gt/ct. Non-working appearance model. 1990. Condition: Very good generally. Gold trim but with chrome trim pushbutton shaft and barrel point, this duo-tone trim did not make production (but looks fantastic). $150
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