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Hi,

 

I want to buy a Pelikan fountain pen from a friend. I think it's a special edition but couldn't find a similar model in the design.

It's pretty similar of the M600 Green but there are part which not equivalent.

So I need your help to find it out.

 

I put some pictures in attached files.

 

Waiting for your news.

 

Thank you.

 

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Putting my virtual 2 cents on "New classic" P381.

You do not have a right to post. You do not have a right to a lawyer. Do you understands these rights you do not have?

 

Kaweco Supra (titanium B), Al-Sport (steel BB).

Parker: Sonnet (dimonite); Frontier GT; 51 (gray); Vacumatic (amber).

Pelikan: m600 (BB); Rotring ArtPen (1,9mm); Rotring Rive; Cult Pens Mini (the original silver version), Waterman Carene (ultramarine F)

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Pelikan New Classic P381 in the Vintara Green color made 1992-1995. Cartridge pen.

 

http://www.ruettinger-web.de/e-pelikan-modell-newclassic.html

 

https://www.rothemel.de/en/Pelikan/Models/Cartridge-filler/NewClassic/index.html

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Check eBay recent sales. They seem to be in the $40 - $60 range, but one went for about $100 a couple of weeks ago.

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