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Pelikan Classic M205 Fountain Pen & Ink Bottle Olivine
155,00€
The different strengths of material dimension in the various product components follow up this effect and lead to a variation of green-color shades in just one pen. Amazing.
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Special Edition
Classic 205 Olivine
Already keenly awaited since the launch of the Edelstein® Ink of the Year 2018: the color matching series Classic 205 Olivine. The shade of color is extraordinary: the naming Olivine leads to an imagination of a pure olivine-green color version. Actually the color impression of the natural gem stone combines a lighter green, develops to a rather dark tree-green and finally shows effects of olive-green shades. The different strengths of material dimension in the various product components follow up this effect and lead to a variation of green-color shades in just one pen. Amazing.
The series Classic 205 Olivine will be offered as a fountain pen with differential piston mechanism and a ball pen with the well-established push-mechanism. The stainless-steel nib of the fountain pen M205 is high-polished and shines in sparkling silver. Depending on individual handwriting and preferences, it is eligible in nib width EF, F, M and B.
The set of M205 fountain pen together with the Edelstein® Ink bottle creates a must-have for all collectors.
Additional information
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