Janesville No 51 is an example of the obscure ways a face can be inspired. While filling my fountain pen with ink - yes, I do still use one of those - I noticed the rather elegant lettering used to engrave the company trademark on the side of the filler. That trademark, buried normally in the inside of the pen, and saying "Parker 51" is the basis of Janesville No 51. Why Janesville? Before the Parker Pen Company went the way of all things and was swallowed into a multi-national conglomerate Janesville in the US was their headquarters. All in all, just my little tribute to the sort of tool I use everyday at work! Paul Lloyd 2004-12-11