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| 1926 || Introduced the [[Duofold]] (''Unbreakable'') celluloid models | | 1926 || Introduced the [[Duofold]] (''Unbreakable'') celluloid models | ||
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| − | | | + | | 1926 || Introduced the [[Pastels]] models in [[galalite]] |
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| 1928 || Introduced the ''Three-Fifty'' model, also known as [[True Blue]] | | 1928 || Introduced the ''Three-Fifty'' model, also known as [[True Blue]] | ||
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Chronology
| Year | Event |
|---|---|
| 1889 | Birth of Parker |
| 1891 | Parker becomes a corporation under the name The Parker Pen Company |
| 1894 | Obtained the patent for the Lucky Curve feeder (nº US-512319 ) |
| 1898 | Patented the slip-on cap |
| 1899 | The Jointless Pen was patented (nº US-622256 ) |
| 1900 | Introduced the Lucky Curve models with gold filigree overlay |
| 1904 | Introduced a first filling system whit compression of a rubber sac |
| 1905 | The spear-head feeder was patented (nº US-758930 ) |
| 1907 | Created the Snake models in silver and gold |
| 1911 | Patented an improved Lucky Curve feeder (nº US-990288 ) |
| 1912 | Introduced the Jack Knife model (with safety cap) |
| 1913 | Introduced a gold ring at the cap top for women's models |
| 1913 | Introduced the button filler |
| 1914 | Introdotti i modelli Black Giant and RedGiant models |
| 1916 | Patented the washer clip (nº US-1197224 ) |
| 1917 | Produced Trench Pen on behalf of the Department of Defense for the soldiers |
| 1920 | Produced the first mechanical pencil |
| 1921 | Introduced the Duofold |
| 1922 | Added Lady and Junior models to Duofold line |
| 1926 | Introduced the Duofold (Unbreakable) celluloid models |
| 1926 | Introduced the Pastels models in galalite |
| 1928 | Introduced the Three-Fifty model, also known as True Blue |
| 1930 | Introduced the Duette Vest pocket model |
| 1929 | Introduced the Duofold Streamlined version |
| 1929 | Discontinued the True Blue model |
| 1931 | Introduced the Quink ink |
| 1932 | Introduced the Thrift Time series |
| 1933 | Introduced the Vacumatic model and the arrow clip |
| 1933 | Discontinued the Thrift Time series |
| 1935 | Introduced the Parkette line |
| 1936 | Introduced the Challenger model |
| 1936 | Introduced the Golden Web model |
| 1937 | Introduced the Speedline version of Vacumatic |
| 1937 | Introduced the Shadowave version of Vacumatic |
| 1939 | Introduced the Duofold Geometric model (also known as Toothbrush) |
| 1939 | Discontinued the Parkette and Challenger lines |
| 1940 | Introduced the Blue diamond as lifetime warranty (or 1939?) |
| 1940 | Introduced the Laidtone Duofold model, (also called striped) |
| 1941 | Introduced the 51 model e the 51 ink |
| 1946 | Introduced the Red band filler on 51 |
| 1947 | Introduced the VS model, the 51 Demi and the new clip, discontinued the Red band filler |
| 1948 | Introduced the 21 model, the aerometric filler on 51 and the Superchrome Ink, discontinued the Vacumatic and Laidtone Duofold |
| 1950 | Introduced the 41 model |
| 1951 | Discontinued the 41 model and the date stamp on 51 produced in the U.S. |
| 1953 | Discontinued the date stamp on 51 produced outside the U.S. |
| 1954 | Introduced the Jotter ballpoint pen and marking Made in USA on 51 cap |
| 1956 | Introduced the 61 model and discontinued the Superchrome Ink |
| 1960 | Introduced the 45 model |
| 1962 | Introduced the VP model |
| 1963 | Introduced the 75 model |
| 1970 | Introduced the T1 model in titanium |