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Around 1939-1941 (?) was produced the [[Mentmore Paramount]] model, an imitation of the [[Waterman]]'s [[Hundred Year]], it was also a plastic resin [[lever filler]] pen, and with a decorative transparent plastic bottom similar to that used by [[Waterman]]. The pen, however, had more slender lines. Another imitation is the [[Mentmore 46]], an hooded nib [[button filler]] pen, which was clearly inspired by the [[Parker 51]].

Around 1939-1941 (?) was produced the [[Mentmore Paramount]] model, an imitation of the [[Waterman]]'s [[Hundred Year]], it was also a plastic resin [[lever filler]] pen, and with a decorative transparent plastic bottom similar to that used by [[Waterman]]. The pen, however, had more slender lines. Another imitation is the [[Mentmore 46]], an hooded nib [[button filler]] pen, which was clearly inspired by the [[Parker 51]].

There is, however, known production of pens under the [[Platignum]] brand name bearing ''"Mentmore Manufacturing Company"'' as a reference to the manufacturer through the 1950s and presumably beyond, and it is unclear the terms under which either brand name was used, the company appearing to have adopted the [[Platignum]] name in [[1981]] (as reported by Grace Guide, which cites the May 1, 1981 issue of The Times). Today, both ''Mentmore'' and [[Platignum]] exist as independent trademarks.

There is, however, known production of pens under the [[Platignum]] brand name bearing ''"Mentmore Manufacturing Company"'' as a reference to the manufacturer through the 1950s and presumably beyond, and it is unclear the terms under which either brand name was used, the company appearing to have adopted the [[Platignum]] name in [[1981]] (as reported by Grace Guide, which cites the May 1, 1981 issue of The Times). Today, both ''Mentmore'' and [[Platignum]] exist as independent trademarks.

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