Key Features

• ✔ This vintage set features two dip pens from the early Showa period, dating back to the Taisho era. These collectible writing instruments showcase historical craftsmanship, with one pen having a white handle that disassembles into three parts, while the other remains fixed and cannot be separated. The nibs are believed to be made from animal bone, adding a unique and antique charm to this set. Please refer to the attached photos for details on the aging and wear consistent with their age.
• ✔ Ideal for collectors or enthusiasts of vintage writing tools, these dip pens offer a glimpse into early 20th-century stationery craftsmanship. The condition is described as having no noticeable scratches or stains, with minor signs of use that do not detract from their overall appeal.
• ✔Key Features:
• ✔ - Early Showa period vintage dip pens
• ✔ - Animal bone nibs
• ✔ - White handle disassembles into three parts; one handle is fixed
• ✔ - Well-preserved with minimal visible wear
• ✔ C:Brand: Unknown
• ✔ C:Category: Writing Instruments > Dip Pens > Glass Pens
• ✔ C:Condition: No noticeable scratches or stains, minor signs of use
• ✔ C:Material: Animal Bone (Nib), Plastic (Handle)
• ✔ C:Color: White (Handle), Nib color varies
• ✔ C:Features: Disassemblable handle (one part fixed), Animal bone nibs
• ✔ C:Vintage: Yes
• ✔ C:Personalized: No
• ✔ C:Measurements: Handle length approximately [insert measurement], Nib length approximately [insert measurement]
• ✔ C:Country/Region of Manufacture: Japan
• ✔ C:Era: Taisho to early Showa period
• ✔ C:Additional Details: Two-piece set, collectible This item is also available for sale in Japan, so depending on the timing of your purchase, it may be sold out. If you would like to check availability in advance, please feel free to contact us.