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Hi,

 

I have this Pelikan pen for many years, probably more than 15 years. It is a rollerball, not fountain.

 

Could you tell me please what model is it? It is not Model 800, it is smaller, about 125mm long

 

I think it might be Model R200, but not sure, because this one is blue, not green

 

Many thanks

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Don't be thrown off by the color, the 200s came in green, blue and grey.

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Old style R200 blue marbled roller ball made before 1997.

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I won't argue that this is a 200, but I always thought mine was a 150! It is the same size fp.

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