Has Anyone Pelikan Student Pens Collection?

[Sailor Kenshin]

Definitely! Those are awesome, thanks for the photo!

[mitto]

Oh Dear GOD!!!

 

Im soooooo happy for this post gents! Many thanks for it.

However I consider myself a collector of old Montblancs but my "subhobby" is these Pelikan P20 and P10 pens and for the last 10 years I felt like im the only one in the whole world.

Now thanks to you it all changed

 

Attached is a quickly shot photo about a part of my collection. Enjoy!

And let me know if you'd like to see more

 

Yes , show us more .

[dukebman]

Here comes another nice one what is really a prize (for some like me )

[mitto]

Very nice. Did it come in the box?

Edited January 13, 2015 by mitto

[dukebman]

Very nice. Did it came in the box?

Yes it did. Unfortunately the box is a little worn but anyhow its something I have never seen anywhere. The ballpen is absolutely uniq.

[mitto]

Yes , me too. I have never seen the pelikanos in boxes.

[basterma]

 

The first cheapest fountain pen for youth made Pelikan with the Happy Pen in 1973. He corresponded with the technique of the Pelikano, but should vary with the trendy look of the school fillers. Pictures of Happy Pen I showed a little before.

To 1980 there were more cheap models. Until 1986 there was no further pens.

The P10 Twist began a new series of youth fillers in 1986.

P10_Twist_1.jpg

The pens were made of single-color injection molded parts in the beginning. By the time the first simple forms were printed, and later multicolored motifs.

P10_Twist_2.jpg

P10_Twist_3.jpg

There were also pens made with a metal clip that should enhance the fountain pen.

P20-21_Pen-Collection.jpg

1994/95 made Pelican the M22 Nature as a piston pen. It was produces only 5 months. All previous and later were cartridge pens.

M22_Nature.jpg

With later models varied the shape of the clip. Annually published at least 4 different new designs.

P22_Culture-Pen.jpg

The model P23 Gallery of fountain pen was thicker. It corresponds to the model produced today.

P23_Gallary-Pen.jpg

My collection includes over 160 variates this model series and can be reproduced only as an example here.

There are also other interesting cheap fountain pen models. These were probably about the end of the 80s made after Pelikan had taken over the company Laurin in Waiblingen. These pens can be recognized because the barrel was produced by injection molding machines, like the old Laurin pen. Also the nib unit complies with these ancient pens.

Pelikan_from_former_factory_Laurin.jpg

 

 

 

Thanks for helping clarify some aspects of the pens I mentioned in my earlier post. The P23's have the same cap as the Geha I have. The unknown one I bought in Libya, and the Geha have the same nib and feed as the Laurin pens you refer to. At some point I will have to find the time to post pictures of the pens.

[idur53]

Here comes another nice one what is really a prize (for some like me )

Very nice combination, very rare.

A ballpoint pen to match the fountain pen I've ever seen. Especially not at that time. I know ballpoint pens, but having a different subject within the series. But these are just chance findings, since I only collect fountain pens.

From the fountain pen shown I have a similar model from the same series.

Above that shown by dukebman, below the second in the series.

[idur53]

Thanks for helping clarify some aspects of the pens I mentioned in my earlier post. The P23's have the same cap as the Geha I have. The unknown one I bought in Libya, and the Geha have the same nib and feed as the Laurin pens you refer to. At some point I will have to find the time to post pictures of the pens.

 

I'm excited to see pictures of your fountain pen.

[dukebman]

 

Very nice combination, very rare.

A ballpoint pen to match the fountain pen I've ever seen. Especially not at that time. I know ballpoint pens, but having a different subject within the series. But these are just chance findings, since I only collect fountain pens.

From the fountain pen shown I have a similar model from the same series.

P10_Twist_#111_#140.jpg

Above that shown by dukebman, below the second in the series.

 

 

Such beauties...

I wonder if you have all the P20 and P20 Pen Collection models. I only have those I already shown plus a few but I have seen at least 22-23 different types over the years. So my collection is like halfway there. Do you have the old super pirate as well? I got one from my wife. It was cute as she told me she used and loved it very much at school during the '80s

[Ambien]

Thanks for all the photos as I'm always curious about student FPs. I like how they were offered w/cheery colors and patterns too. Yes black and other monotone FPs are fine but it's nice to see a change of pace once in a while.

[amk]

Wow! fantastic thread. I feel very humble with my four Pelikanos!

[basterma]

The same nib and feed of the P10#s is now used by Centropen in one of their school pens.

[idur53]

 

Such beauties...

I wonder if you have all the P20 and P20 Pen Collection models. I only have those I already shown plus a few but I have seen at least 22-23 different types over the years. So my collection is like halfway there. Do you have the old super pirate as well? I got one from my wife. It was cute as she told me she used and loved it very much at school during the '80s

 

I think that's the Super-Pirate-Pen P25 that you mean. He has come to the market in 1991. Instead of a reserve cartridge an erase cartridge was introduced at the end of the barrel.

 

[ANM]

I have five M&K 120's, each with a different size nib. One is green, one has a "fantasy" gray marble and black binde and the rest are black. One has had a sterling silver crown added to the cap after the original cracked, and one MC110

calligraphy pen. One of the pens in the picture is a vintage Lamy with a stub nib.

 

http://i262.photobucket.com/albums/ii101/matthewsno/DSCN2204_zps05d6b885.jpg

Edited January 15, 2015 by ANM

[idur53]

Another youth pen is the Pelikan-GO!

Nyanzilla already showed in this topic a pink M75 GO! The M75 in pink or turquoise is a piston pen.

Pelikan 1992 produced the GO! not only as a piston pen, but also as a cartridge pen P70, which should appeal to the youth more. They had the same color and shape of the M75. There was this fountain pen also in white / black, a model variant that is found only very rare today.

below the two piston pen, above the three cartridge pen

Edited January 16, 2015 by idur53

[dukebman]

 

Another youth pen is the Pelikan-GO!

Nyanzilla already showed in this topic a pink M75 GO! The M75 in pink or turquoise is a piston pen.

Pelican 1992 produced the GO! not only as a piston pen, but also as a cartridge pen P70, which should appeal to the youth more. They had the same color and shape of the M75. There was this fountain pen also in white / black, a model variant that is found only very rare today.

P70_M75_1.jpg

below the two piston pen, above the three cartridge pen

P70_M75_2.jpg

 

You really have them all huh?

Its impressive! Do you maybe have the Moovie series as well? I only have 2 of them

[idur53]

The question is, how many different models of the series P22 Moovie there were absolutely? I have currently 12 models, but I know at least 4 more that I have ever seen.

 

[mitto]

Great. You have a great collection of Pelikanos. I have been dowloading and saving all the pictures shown of the pens eversince I started this thread. Have a great album now of Plikanos . Thank you all.

[idur53]

Please be correct, Khan! These are not Pelikanos. There are fountain pen for teenagers. The term Pelikano describes a special school fountain pen.