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Fountain Pen LAMY dialog 3
250,00€
The rotary fountain pen. The first fountain pen in which the nib and clip can be retracted. Rotating mechanism.
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The rotary fountain pen. The first fountain pen in which the nib and clip can be retracted. Rotating mechanism.
The LAMY dialog 3 is a pioneering fountain pen without a cap. A fascinating rotating mechanism allows the spring to slide elegantly out of the inside of the container while the clip is lowered onto the housing.
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Clip Description Platinum-coated metal clip
Cap Description Cap in Precious Brown Lacquer with laser-engraved City map of London
Colour Brown
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Writing Mode Fountain pen
Nib Description Hand-crafted Au750 / 18 K yellow Gold, Rhodium-coated
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