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Wow! I do not usually (99,99% of the time) care for gold pens but that one... just wow! <3 You can see the extremely high quality work but I also love how they executed the transition from the barrel to the filling knob. It has the same kind of engineered precision tool like quality to it that I loved about the rOtring 600 series. And then some... :D

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...something completely different, but obviously a true Pelikan:

 

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oh, that's wonderful! Thanks for sharing that one.

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@mana: It sounds as though you need a new barrel, full stop. There <is> someone here in USA making and selling them, I do know. Use google? ;^)

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@mana: It sounds as though you need a new barrel, full stop. There <is> someone here in USA making and selling them, I do know. Use google? ;^)

:P I actually swapped the nib and the cap to my EDC pens to spruce things up a bit (cap to my green 100N and the M-nib to the black 100N to replace the EEF it had before). Just shows one of the things I love about the 100N, it is soooooo easy to swap parts like nibs on the fly. And now they look and feel like entirely new pens! ;)

 

I already have a bunch of collector & a few user grade 100N (the ones that I actually carry around daily) so although it would be kind of nice to have an entirely "new" barrel to complete a fully working pen this satisfies my needs for now. As in, if I get a NOS/minty barrel (and I do prefer the originals as they are still around) it would not be for the EDC but rather, for the collection. :)

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@ chromatic -- Love the grey and pink marbled one. What is that?

@ BillH -- Interesting.... But what the heck *is* it?

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@ chromatic -- Love the grey and pink marbled one. What is that?

Ruth Morrisson aka inkstainedruth

 

It's a special model made for Deutsches Telekom in 1994. They're listed with the M200s on pelikan's perch. There was a recent thread about them which spurred me to check on ebay where I came across one.

https://www.fountainpennetwork.com/forum/topic/329969-whats-a-fair-price-for-a-pelikan-200-telekom/

 

The actual Telekom ones have their logo on the cap band but Pelikan also had excess stock they sold off that have "Pelikan" on the band, that's the one I have.

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Decal from a toledo box? So you acquired a toledo? What’s the range & colour like? Congrats!

 

 

Thank you daeng! It is an M900 Black, M nib. My sweet wife bought me the Ocean Swirl for Christmas which left me room to buy myself this on a Black Friday sale. One of three "grail pens" is now in the box B)

 

LOVE your K800 Tortoise! Congrats to you too sir!

 

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Recently bought am M805 in blue. I am really warming to it, it’s my first Pelikan.

 

 

Congratulations! We're pretty sure it won't be your last one ;)

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Grats on the Toledo, BillH! I must say, it's very​ handsome in the black.

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Not a new pen, but Mike Masuyama did his magic on my M800 blue, formerly with a F nib, now with a stub nib. He did the work at the Colorado Pen Show and turned this rather pedestrian writing pen into a fun pen. Now filled with Akkerman #8 Deep Water Blue and in the rotation again!

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