
Parker Jotter Stainless Prince & Princess Diana Royal Wedding Pair - RARE For Sale

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Parker Jotter Stainless Prince & Princess Diana Royal Wedding Pair - RARE: $98.90
Parker Jotter Royal Wedding 1981 Pen Set – Charles & Diana – New Unused Pens / Mint Box & Pamphlet Description: Parker Jotter Flighter Stainless Steel Royal Wedding Set (1981), issued to commemorate the marriage of HRH Prince Charles and Lady Diana Spencer on July 29, 1981. - This rare two-piece set includes:
- Two Parker Jotter ballpoint pens in stainless steel w/ machine-engraved text filled in white, Royal Wedding date and names.
- Original Parker blue sliding display case with clear front window and pop-out stand (for upright shelf or table presentation).
- Original Parker instruction pamphlet, tucked in the rear compartment.
Condition: - Both pens are in mint, unused condition with no wear, scratches, or ink staining.
- Display case is mint with smooth sliding action and fully functional stand.
- Pamphlet is crisp, intact, and free of tears.
- This is a complete “time capsule” example, exactly as sold in 1981.
Details: - Made in England (Newhaven plant).
- The Back has pop-out leg to stand on desk or shelf
- The Clear Acrylic cover slides up
- The Pens sit in a soft gray velvet bed
- Classic Parker Jotter Flighter stainless steel barrels w/ brass cap threads the last year Parker used brass before switching to plastic.
- Wedding date 29 July 1981 inlaid into barrels.
- A highly collectible piece of Parker and Royal memorabilia.
Collector’s Note:Loose single pens are occasionally seen, but a complete two-pen set in the rare sliding blue stand-up display case with the original pamphlet in mint condition is exceptional. This is one of the finest examples to appear on the market.FREE SHIPPINGFREE RETURNSThis was the last year of Brass Threads in the USA and England, The last year of Made in England. After 1981 the design was changed to plastic threads a weaker Clicker mechanism, thinner Stainless Steel and was forced by the British Government to be marked Made in the UK ... Very Rare and Iconic pen
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