Vintage Safety Fountain Pen full restoration tutorial 

Getting into some real old fountain pens here. This Safety Fountain Pen is a Trademarked pen out of France ("Mylord") from probably the 1910 - 1930s. It's a classic example of the time. Though it has a few moving parts, taking it apart is fairly straight forward - just having the right knock out set up is the real key. Overall the pen cleaned up amazingly - as hard rubber tends to do. The nib is not original to the pen but is a wonderfully flexible italic from the time. For this particular pen I chose to use modern rubber seals to replace the old cork, so worth noting that there are options when restoring vintage seals. Hopefully this helps make these types of pens more accessible to the fountain pen collecting community.