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Fountain Pen Pelikan Niagara Falls E.L. 2007
750,00€
The piston pump fountain pen has an 18-carat gold nib with rhodanized decoration, masterfully formed, polished and carefully run in by a master’s hand. The ball-point pen is fitted with a twist mechanism and an international standard largevolume cartridge. The exclusive roller-ball also delivers the look of ink handwriting with its smooth, comfortable action.
The series „Niagara Falls“ has been released in the year 2007 and has a limited availability.
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PELIKAN Niagara Falls
YEAR 2007
MODEL 640
The special edition „Niagara Falls“ is constructed with the finest of materials. The focal point is the metal shaft whose silver-colored elements consist of an elaborate Rhodium alloy. The fountain pen components manufactured of noble resin glimmer in water blue. The rhodium-plated 18 karat gold nib is masterly sculpted, polished and carefully conscripted by hand. This special edition which is available as a pen and roller was derived by a traditional company which has stood for high-quality writing culture. It is our goal to not only perfect the technology but rather to give every individual instrument an unmistakable visage.
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