Need help to identify a pen

[JCochrun]

A coworker asked if I might be able to fix a pen that was given to him when he retired from the Navy. I'm having trouble determining what kind of pen it is and where to find replacement parts. The attached pic shows all of the components of the pen. The black part connected to the nib has threads to go into the main body of the pen. The outside of the threads measures 8mm. This is the part that doesn't work. The threads on the black plastic pull right out of the main body. I would just make him a new pen but this one has lots of sentimental value to him (and custom engraving that I can't do yet).

I appreciate any help that any of you can provide.

Thanks,

Jim
Penn Valley, CA

 

[Penultimate]

I have a Mont Blanc the looks just like it. If it is MB it would have the white snow cap part on the finial.

 

[kyaggie]

Maybe as a fix you can fill the threads on both the nib and inside the barrel with a good epoxy (like T-88) and then use a suitable tap and die to cut new matching threads.

Just a thought,
Mike

 

[walshjp17]

While it does resemble a Mont Blanc Meisterstück, the center band is not the same as any of the Meisterstücks on their website.

 

[JCochrun]

Maybe as a fix you can fill the threads on both the nib and inside the barrel with a good epoxy (like T-88) and then use a suitable tap and die to cut new matching threads.

Just a thought,
Mike

Any recommendations for a good tap and die kit?

Jim

 

[kyaggie]

From me, no but I bet some of the kitless fountain pen folks will be able to point you in the right direction.

Mike