1920-30's Hungary Budapest Atlantic 518 EF Extra antique water pen

The largest pen factory in Budapest, Hungary in the 1920s and 1930s Works by Joseph Schuler Co. Ltd. after a war (In 1948, the company changed its name to IGY and was incorporated into the state) Because of the relationship between production and national wars Atlantic nibs are less on the market Atlantic 518 EF Extra antique water nib Smooth and flexible writing suitable for daily writing Not recommended for writing English calligraphy as there are more suitable nibs Example of writing on photo using: Paper One 100g photocopying paper Staedtler green ink (Out of print old products, non-modern reproductions, while stocks last) Use the key points 1. No need to bake before use, or brush with a toothbrush. If there is grease on your hands, it is recommended to use a neutral detergent (hand soap) to clean it. 2. There are original or horizontal or straight scratches on the front of some nibs. This is what the original factory did before the nib came out, so that the nib can be used immediately after purchase, not a defective product. 3. If it is stained with oil, the ink has poor adhesion or cannot be diverted (such as hand touch or Wax on paper), just use soap to clean it a little, and it can be used after washing and drying. 4. Wash and dry as soon as possible after use, and then store it after air-drying to avoid rusting of the pen tip 5. The slight rust of the pen body will not affect the writing, but the rust of the nib will affect the writing. 6. Objects that are more than 50 years old will inevitably have some traces of time. The end of the nib is sometimes rusted, but it is not on the nib and will not affect the writing quality.