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There are two distinct versions of the Esterbrook #702 | There are two distinct versions of the Esterbrook #702 in the Chappy's Nibs collection: | ||
* [[Esterbrook 702 v1 | '''Version 1:''' ]] gray finish | * [[Esterbrook 702 v1 | '''Version 1:''' ]] gray finish, Modified Slant | ||
* [[Esterbrook 702 v2 | '''Version 2:''' ]] gray finish, | * [[Esterbrook 702 v2 | '''Version 2:''' ]] gray finish, School | ||
(These version names are defined for this collection alone, and are not necessarily industry-wide terms.) | (These version names are defined for this collection alone, and are not necessarily industry-wide terms.) | ||
Revision as of 14:24, 19 February 2021
Esterbrook Pens and What They Will Do describes this as "a fine-pointed stub pen. Very popular, and well adapted for backhand writing."
The 1883 Esterbrook Catalog says, "#702 – The Chancellor Engrossing – Gray – A medium stub pen, much liked for back hand." Finishes include Gray and Gold. Use of the "Double Chancellor" descriptor was dropped after this catalog came out. The 1938 Esterbrook Catalog says, "Chancellor - Firm, small stub. The perfect pen for backhand writing. Gray finish. Gold plated"
The Esterbrook Project describes this nib as "a straight-bodied pen with a short stub nib and a crescent moon vent hole. Little flexibility. Gray finish." The #702 Chancellor is distinguished from a nib with the same number, but a different descriptor--the Esterbrook #702 Engrossing Short Nib.
Brandon McKinney's analysis of the markings and grindings date this version of the #702 Chancellor Pen as 1929-1939.
Versions
There are two distinct versions of the Esterbrook #702 in the Chappy's Nibs collection:
- Version 1: gray finish, Modified Slant
- Version 2: gray finish, School
(These version names are defined for this collection alone, and are not necessarily industry-wide terms.)
The nib pictured below is Version 1.
Photos
Click any image for a full-resolution photo: 1925 x 560. The image with the ruler is 2300 x 1196.




