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Pelikan M800 Souverän Fountain pen Brown-Black
The fountain pen with differential piston mechanism has a two-tone, 18-carat gold nib and is optionally available in nib sizes EF, F, M and B.
If you want another size of nib, please request it.
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SPECIAL EDITION
SOUVERÄN® 800 BROWN-BLACK
Gracefully with a gentle appearance. That‘s the look of the new Special Edition Souverän 800 Brown-Black.
The warm brown hue in the striped material of this writing instrument series is perfectly complemented by the dark brown components made out of valuable resin. The barrel with brown and black stripes is made of cellulose acetate, high-grade manufactured and turned into a sleeve. The rings and the clip are elegantly decorated with 24-carat gold.
The fountain pen with differential piston mechanism has a two-tone, 18-carat gold nib and is optionally available in nib sizes EF, F, M and B. The ballpoint pen with twist mechanism matches this beautiful fountain pen perfectly. Every single writing instrument is mounted by hand and carefully checked to fulfill the strictest quality criteria.
If you want another size of nib, please request it.
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