Exclusive Souveran K800 Black-Blue ballpoint pen
Original writing instruments
SKU: PE-987842
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The origins of Pelikan date back to chemist Carl Hornemann, who on April 28, 1838, presented his clients with an offer for oil paints, watercolors, and the so-called Pelikan archive – the foundation
The origins of Pelikan date back to chemist Carl Hornemann, who on April 28, 1838, presented his clients with an offer for oil paints, watercolors, and the so-called Pelikan archive – the foundation
The production of the black-blue striped barrel is complex; the material is originally made from cellulose acetate in multiple stages according to a recipe specially developed for Pelikan. It is bent,
The origins of Pelikan date back to chemist Carl Hornemann, who on April 28, 1838, presented his clients with an offer for oil paints, watercolors, and the so-called Pelikan archive – the foundation
The origins of Pelikan date back to chemist Carl Hornemann, who on April 28, 1838, presented his clients with an offer for oil paints, watercolors, and the so-called Pelikan archive – the foundation
The origins of Pelikan date back to chemist Carl Hornemann, who on April 28, 1838, presented his clients with an offer for oil paints, watercolors, and the so-called Pelikan archive – the foundation
The origins of Pelikan date back to chemist Carl Hornemann, who on April 28, 1838, presented his clients with an offer for oil paints, watercolors, and the so-called Pelikan archive – the foundation
The origins of Pelikan date back to chemist Carl Hornemann, who on April 28, 1838, presented his clients with an offer for oil paints, watercolors, and the so-called Pelikan archive – the foundation
The origins of Pelikan date back to chemist Carl Hornemann, who on April 28, 1838, presented his clients with an offer for oil paints, watercolors, and the so-called Pelikan archive – the foundation
The origins of Pelikan date back to chemist Carl Hornemann, who on April 28, 1838, presented his clients with an offer for oil paints, watercolors, and the so-called Pelikan archive – the foundation
Description
There are two main royal colors in the world. One is dark blue, and combining this warm blue with deep black, complemented by a gold decor, creates a truly regal character. The Souverän 800 model has a well-balanced weight and length. It is a particularly comfortable size for larger hands. Depending on personal preferences, you can choose a fountain pen, rollerball, or ballpoint pen.
The history of Pelikan dates back to chemist Carl Hornemann, who on April 28, 1838, presented his clients with an offer for oil paints, watercolors, and the so-called Pelikan archive – the foundation of the company's production line, from which the well-known global brand developed. The German manufacturer specializes in producing luxury writing instruments.
Decades of experience, specially trained staff, and the utmost care at every stage of the manufacturing process ensure that each product is solidly made and unique. Depending on the model, the nibs are made from 14 or 18-karat gold. Additionally, they are sometimes rhodium-plated to achieve a silver shine. The decoration on the nib is typical for each model.
German Pelikan writing instruments with their characteristic resin body and a clip shaped like a pelican's beak have become symbols of the finest taste and sophistication over the years.
Attributes / Details
| SKU | PE-987842 |
| Manufacturer | Pelikan |
| Collection | Souveran K800 |
| Model | 987842 |
| Additional information | Ballpoint pen with a twist mechanism. Pelican beak-shaped clip. The clip and rings are plated with 24-karat gold and polished to a high shine. The upper and front parts are made of high-quality resin |
| Engraver | YES |
| Material | resin |
| Size | Length: 14 cm with writing tip |
| Weight | 29 g with insert |
| Guarantee | 24 months |
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