E. S. Perry Iridinoid 777M

 Single Iridinoid 777 M by E. S. Perry

An unusual shaped nib, stainless steel with a bright silvery finish.
Fine pointed nib with high elastic and a slight up-turned tip giving a smooth glide over the paper.

Enlarged view of the nib tip.

According to the box it was 'Incorrodible' and these 'new old stock' nibs look as good today as when they were made.
They are suited for use with all inks and especially the Iron gall inks.
The Iridinoid dip pen nibs came as EF - extra fine; F - fine; M - medium and B - broad.



Made by E. S. Perry Ltd of London with a factory in Gosport, this company was formed between 1918 - 1921 by Edmund Perry, 
a relative of Perry and Co, a well known Birmingham pen company.
The Iridinoid dip pen nibs and later the Osmiroid Fountain pen nib came from this company. 

This nib fits best into Mitchell Multi pen holder or Gillott Drawing holder.