Pen Resurrection Sunday Ep 26 How to Remove Engravings 1940 Parker Vacumatic Speedline Shadow Wave

Welcome to another Pen Resurrection Sunday Restoration. Today's pen back from the dead is a 1940 Parker Vacumatic Speedline filler in black pearl "Shadow Wave" celluloid. This one had a deep engraving in the barrel that was scraped and hacked. I show how to remove the engraving. I talk about the parts and features of the pen, provide some size comparisons and measurements, and then do a writing sample. I show some time-lapse videos of how I restored the pen.

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Chapters:
00:00 - Start
00:15 - Introduction
01:27 - Before Restoration
03:12 - Restoration
15:45 - After Restoration
18:04 - Writing Sample
20:59 - Thoughts

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