Parker 61
A pen that filled itself by capillary action, with no piston or sac.
You stood the pen in the ink bottle, and the ink was drawn up into a roll of thin plastic film. The method was elegant but hard to clean, and Parker later went back to simpler filling.
Materials: Plastic, metal, gold nib
Manufacture: Made in Janesville and in Newhaven, England.
The almost hidden nib with a small arrow.
The metal cap and slender body.