Dip Pen holder & nib Magnusson

I am not finding much about this. There is a lot online about Magnusson look-alike.
This might be a genuine one? Rare?
It is 8" long with inlay and stamped on the bottom.
Mikey

 

I'm not familiar with the brand, but it is an oblique pen-holder, for writing calligraphy. It's jutted out and angled like that so that the writer can produce the classic slopes and loops of roundhand script without having to twist their arm around.

Don't see any real clues as to age, unfortunately.

 

If you don't get an answer here, Mikey, check the fountain pen network. A lot of knowledgeable people there and I saw some Magnusson threads:

https://www.fountainpennetwork.com/

 

Oblique vs Straight Pen

 

Thank you all very much. I am not finding much but prices are through the roof.
$2500 for a pen? Another sold for 500.

 

Never had seen the Oblique pen before....interesting!!!

 

Me either. And it was cheap. I hope it is authentic.

 

$2,500 for THAT is certainly way too expensive.

 

ID was confirmed. Listed with 1 bid already this morning for $99.00.
This should be interesting to watch.
Mikey

 

Thank you for identifying what type of pen that is. I have one but never researched it. Good luck with yours. Mine is shorter I recall. Will have to dig up

 

Find it!
Final bid $660.00
Paid for and delivered.

 

I did find it but no where as long or as nice. It says di Vinci. Prob a modern co.

 

Great job. Mikey!!

 

Thanks Sue.

 

Why does that black square "Antiquers Daily" come wp everytime I click on a new item in my email" It is sure annoying! But, back to the pen, the Richards-DAR House Museum is looking for a real antique pen from the 19th century or Victorian period before 1870. We cannot find anything but new repros unless they cost a fortune--we do not necessarily need a 14K or 24K one, just a nice wooden one in any color.