Pelikan Classic M200 Golden Lapis SE Fountain pen w Edelstein ink

Pelikan Classic M200 Golden Lapis SE Fountain pen w Edelstein ink

Pelikan Classic M200 Golden Lapis SE Fountain pen. Add a sparkle to your personal message. With the fountain pen from the new 200 Golden Lapis series and the matching Edelstein ink, you can enchant your handwriting in shimmering golden blue.

The fascinating blue of the Pelikan Classic M200 Golden Lapis enchants with its delicate golden shimmer. At the same time, the velvety matt transparent material composition reveals the piston mechanism. The finely crafted stainless steel nib and the decorative elements are high-quality 24ct gold-plated.

For all color lovers the gift set of fountain pen and ink offers a sparkling present. If the shimmering golden elements in the Golden Lapis Edelstein ink are shaken before filling, they give the writing ever-changing expressions of color. | Pelikan | Pelikan Classic

About Pelikan

The beginnings of the company trace back to the chemist Carl Hornemann, who made his customers an offer for oil paints, watercolors and for so called “farbige Dinten”—colored inks, on April 28, 1838. This price list—safely restored in the Pelikan archives—was the foundation of the company’s manufacturing line, from which the worldwide known trademark Pelikan has developed.

Piston filling mechanism and ink feed are the key to the fame of the Pelikan fountain pens. Self filling fountain pens, using pressure and lever mechanisms, and so-called safety fountain pens, that were filled by using an eyedropper, ruled the market after World War I.

In the 1980s, writing with a fountain pen experienced a revival. Not necessarily in everyday use, however, it was used again for personal letters, for signatures, and as a status symbol. In 1979, with the “Signum”, a fountain pen specially made for adults was introduced for the first time again.

Yet, only in 1982, when the Souverän M400 was launched, which was a renewal of the fountain pen 400, managed to live up to its previous successes. Outwardly the fountain pens were identical, only the ink feed and the mechanism differed slightly.

Pelikan Classic M200 Golden Lapis SE Fountain pen w Edelstein ink