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July 23, 2001 These are simple plastic pieces that were packed with the Parker 75 and Premier FPs and allowed one to turn the angle of the nib relative to the grip without getting one’s fingers dirty with ink. The Parker 75 tool is the shaped like a stirrup and shown on the left. The Premier tool is more elegant in its appearance and appears on the right.
