Does it fit the cross classic century fountain pen?
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I don't know, I have another model, but this one does Cross Refills Screw-in Style Converter for Century II and ATX Fountain Pen - 8030
1282099
I don't know, I have another model, but this one does http://www.amazon.com/Cross-Refills-Converter-Century-Fountain/dp/B003TTJSSY/ref=sr_1_13?s=office-products&ie=UTF8&qid=1394667966&sr=1-13&keywords=cross+century+fountain+pen
1282100
Not sure what type cross fountain pen I have, but the converter fits perfectly. Sorry I could not answer your question.
1282101
Yes. The Century uses these converters rather than the other screw in type.
76626
I have a "double heart" Paper Mate pen, rather slim, with chrome upper part and black lower part with a chrome tip on the lower part and the refill fits exactly (it's exactly the same type of refill that came out of the pen when I changed the refill originally). So I think you're good to go.
1365578
Internal size generally fits every fp unless specified otherwise. I have a Faber-Castell Basic Metal Fountain Pen and they recommended a Graf Von Faber-Castell Fountain Pen Converter (http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00439V75Q).Not sure if that means international size will not work but at least it's some info.
596882
I don't know. I use it in my Cross fountain pen with chrome barrel. I know there are two different kinds of converters but I'm not familiar with the one you mentioned.
1868264
Here's a Google Link that says yes: https://www.google.com/search?q=Pilot+Fountain+Pen+Converter+(CON-50)for+plumix&oq=Pilot+Fountain+Pen+Converter+(CON-50)for+plumix&aqs=chrome..69i57.2055j0j4&sourceid=chrome&es_sm=91&ie=UTF-8
524796
This is a Parker brand fountain pen ink converter and should fit all Parker fountain pens. Joseph C. Ptasinski/Passion4Pens
769052
Check the length of your current refill. If it is 4 1/4" it will probably fit as the Schmidt Long is pretty generic to a lot of pens using a refill this long.
1523608
It'll fit any fountain pen that accepts the international cartridge, which should be "most pens" for what it's worth. I myself have never seen the pen you're talking about, sorry about that.
836058
My order came with an international converter so you can use bottled ink. The pen should fit any international cartridges.
151135
No, it doesn't fit. The best I have been able to do is use the clip on the cap to attach it to the pen loop. The elastic band is quite tight and seems best fitted for a slim pen. Maybe it will loosen up in time. Tight fit even for my Sharpie pen.
1189422
Sorry, my rabbit ate this cover as soon as I got it, and I didn't waste money on another one so I am not sure if it will fit your pen. :(
2199206
Yes, they do. I have a Cross fine blue in mine right now. The pen came with a medium black - also cross.
505446
You can use a CON-20 converter and fill it with your own ink and it should fit these pens.
1329230
They are supposed to be "universal," and they fit both of my fountain pens. They are 1.5" long and 0.25" in diameter at the base.
2244399
yes franklin the serie bailey cross fountain pen use a pen converter screw in type.
1201488
I don't know. The cross website does not list the Cross Dubai fountain pen. Best thing would be to contact them at consumerre@cross.com The converter that you are asking about is the screw in style converter (8756). The Cross website says: "Screw-in style converter for Torero, Affinity, Sauvage, C-Series, Sentiment, Century II, Apogee, Verve, and ATX fountain pens enables the use of bottled ink in place of fountain pen ink cartridges." There is also a push-in style converter (8751). For this push-in converter the Cross website says: "Push-in Style Converter for Cross Townsend fountain pens enables the use of bottled ink in place of fountain pen ink cartridges." I just removed the 8756 converter that you are asking about from my Cross Century II medalist. Try remove your ink cartridge. The thread for the 8756 cartridge is visible about 3 mm down the inside of the tube containing the nib. It's a fine thread cut into the metal tube, perhaps 48 threads per inch (with a ruler, the 6 threads on the 8756 cover about 1/8"). Hope that helps. If your pen is really slim then it might be based on the Classic Century or the Spire model. There does not appear to be a a converter for those two models. The Classic Century is 8.1 mm wide (dia), 141 mm long and weighs 17g empty. The spire appears to be a bit shorter.
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As long as it is a Lamy fountain pen it will fit. Nib size has nothing to do with the converter. I hope this has helped you.