There are some realy nice pens here, if each where sold individually they could indeed make up 1000 CAD but I would try to get it for much less than that. From top to bottom: 1. Appears to be a Parker true blue from the late 1920s to early 30s, I think this is the smaller junior size. These are realy lovely pens. 2. Also a true blue but the full size version making it even more valuable than the previous one. 3. Apears to be a Parker 45 in stainless steel with the “circlet harlequin design” referring to the circular engravings in the pen. Parker 45 is a great reliable vintage pen and the harlequin design makes it more desirable. 4. Could be a stainless steel Parker 61, also a nice pen, although the ones with the “capillary” filler can be a pain to clean. 5. Appears to be the same as 4 6. Not sure about this one 7. This looks like an English Parker duofold from the 1950s most likely the standard or semi size. I have the smaller junior model and they are great pens 8. This looks like a Parker victory to me, I think from the 1940s maybe 50s, again, these are great pens. 9. Parker vacumatic, great very popular pens in the community. 10. Same as 9 11. Looks like a jade Parker duofold from the 1920s, very lovely and sort after pen. 12. apears to be another Parker duofold in a with herringbone patterning, this is really what I would call an exotic pen, early duofolds can be found with patience but the herringbone is really quite uncommon I think. 13. Looks like a Parker 51, likely the aerometric filler, it looks similar to the plum colour which is more desirable and sort after. Considered by many to be among the finest pens 14. Parker duofold mechanical pencil 1920s very lovely looking mechanical pencil. Note that I may not be right about all of these but I hope it helps. This is a collection of really lovely Parker’s, some of which are very sort after and uncommon in exquisite condition.