This is a good example of a “THE ROSEMARY, REMEMBRANCE” of the relatively rare fountain pen produced in England in the late 1920s. It is a smaller ring-top pen predominantly used by women. It is in a red wood-grain pattern with gold trim, including a nib (“Warranted, 14 Ct, 1st Quality”) with bend in it, two cap-bands and lever with no apparent brassing. Given the age of the pen it is likely to need a new ink sac for it to be usable.

This pen is part of a small purse also containing an antique comb and pencil.