A vintage Seisakusho Kamakura-bori Japanese Eyedropper Fountain Pen with a Parley 14K Gold Flex Nib. The nib is stamped with the JIS registration number 3231, which was registered to the company Ishikawa-Kinpen Seisakushô which belonged to the Japanese nibmeister Kato Kiyoshi. The 14K gold "Parley" nib offers a wonderful flex-nib writing experience.

This pen's unique design is referred to as "Kamakura-bori." Named after the ancient lacquerware technique from Kamakura, Japan. In regards to this pen, the process involves the layering of several different colors of urushi lacquer onto the ebonite pen barrel and cap. Then, a small knife is used to make the "divots" or "scallops" in the urushi, revealing the colors underneath. It is a time consuming process, but the result is well worth it!

This pen has had the worn out, original cork shutoff valve seal replaced with o-rings. Providing a great alternative to prevent leaks near the back of the pen. 90 day warranty on service work. 

- Manufacturer/Model: Ishikawa-Kinpen Seisakushô Eyedropper
- Year of Manufacture: Unknown, 1970's to late 1980's
- Color: Black, Red
- Material: Ebonite (Hard Rubber), Urushi Lacquer
- Nib: 14K Gold Warranted G.K. Fine Nib
- Filling System: Eyedropper w/ Shut-off Valve
- Condition Rank: B, Very Good. Minor scratches and scuffs can be seen in the urushi finish. There are some more prominent markings in the finish where the knob meets the barrel.
- Warranty: 90 days on service work
- Country of Manufacture: Japan

Condition Rank Guide:
-N: Item is in New Old Stock condition (NOS). Shows little to no signs of use apart from some minor handling wear.
-A: Item is in Excellent condition. Micro-scratches can be seen on the barrel, cap, and/or grip section. No noticeable scuffs, chips, or cracks.
-B: Item is in Very Good condition. Minor scratches and scuffs can be seen on the barrel, cap, and/or grip section. No chips or cracks.
-C: Item is in Good condition. Moderate scratches and scuffs can be seen on the barrel, cap, and/or grip section. No chips or cracks.
-D: Item is in Fair condition. Heavy scratches and scuffs can be seen on the barrel, cap, and/or grip section. May have small chips or cracks. See description.
-F: Item is in Poor condition. Item is not functional. For parts or repair only.