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Pelikan Souverän 800 Renaissance Brown


This special edition was designed with a completely new color combination: Extraordinary, pearl-like ribbons of color in the brown, acrylic material reveal fine nuances of light and shadow.

http://www.novelli.it/images/pendescriptions/Pelikan/Souveran%20800/2147465204/bigimages/Pelikan-Souveran-800-01.jpg


This aesthetically pleasing juxtaposition symbolizes a typical characteristic of Renaissance painting, making it an homage to the masterpieces painted by the period’s greatest artists.

http://www.novelli.it/images/penne/2147465204.jpg


The rings and clip are elegantly decorated with 24-carat gold.

The two-tone, 18-carat gold nib is optionally available in nib sizes EF, F, M and B. A ballpoint pen to match this beautiful fountain pen is also featured in our range.

http://www.novelli.it/images/penne/2147465205.jpg


This pen will be available in May.

Please CLICK HERE or CONTACT ME for any further information,

Regards

Marco




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Oh...my. Gorgeous material!

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Dang, I thought I was through buying new M800's! Beautiful!

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I'll wait until I see non-marketing pictures of the pen but in general I'm a sucker for pretty brown pens.

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That *is* pretty.... :puddle: But M800s are too big for my hand, so I can safely walk away. ("Move along, move along, nothing to see here, pay no attention to the man behind the curtain, these are not the droids you're looking for....")

Ruth Morrisson aka inkstainedruth

 

ETA: If they come out with these in the M400 size, I'm doomed.... :blush:

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"It's very nice, but frankly, when I signed that list for a P-51, what I had in mind was a fountain pen."

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:wub: :wub: Didn't think I'd like this one, but it has forcefully taken grasp of my soul. Sigh! And to think I was saving up for something else later this year :lticaptd:

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Beautiful - but a little similar to the Grand Place, no? Admittedly there are streaks of blue in the GP, whereas the RB looks to be more purely brown. The flecked acrylic of thr RB has a more 'retro' look than the pearlescent swirls of the GP.

 

I am very tempted...but also worried about falling down the very expensive M800 rabbit hole!

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Inspired by the carpet installed in your den in the 1970s, the new Pelikan...

 

Need to see more photos, but it could be quite interesting.

If you want less blah, blah, blah and more pictures, follow me on Instagram!

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It is nice to see the photos & I greatly appreciate Novelli Pens for making them available.

 

It instantly reminds me of one of the older Conway Stewart pens. I also am a sucker for Brown pens & feel confident it would be a great writer since it is a m800. Perhaps this will satisfy some of the demand for the extinct Tortoise in that size?

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Dang, I thought I was through buying new M800's! Beautiful!

Hahaha...how many M800's do you have?

I can't believe I don't have one yet...

Dream, take one step at a time and achieve. :)

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I love my M800, have one inked now, but this colour does not interest me at all. I understand that I am in the minority here. :)

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Beautiful - but a little similar to the Grand Place, no? Admittedly there are streaks of blue in the GP, whereas the RB looks to be more purely brown. The flecked acrylic of thr RB has a more 'retro' look than the pearlescent swirls of the GP.

 

I am very tempted...but also worried about falling down the very expensive M800 rabbit hole!

 

Stay away from them while you can! They're instantly addictive and if you buy one, before you realize, there will be a bunch of them in your pen drawer! :lol:

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I love my M800, have one inked now, but this colour does not interest me at all. I understand that I am in the minority here. :)

 

I'm in it with you, if it's any comfort. I'm utterly underwhelmed at the present time. What's always interesting (and a bit embarrassing) is to see how much I'll be influenced by other people oooing and aahing over it so that I reach a point of believing I like it. Doesn't always happen, but it can.

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I find it very meh. It's just a standard m800 but in yet another different colour. Wake me up when you have a fresh new and attractive design.

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