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New Pelikan Souverän M805 Blue Dunes Special Edition Arriving In June - Order Now For Free Edelstein Ink Offer

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The latest in Pelikan's series of special edition writing instruments, the Pelikan Souverän M805 Blue Dunes is scheduled to arrive in June 2019. Pre-orders for this beautiful pen, evocative of summer nights and nocturnal skies, are now being accepted - you won't be charged until your pen arrives and is ready to ship to you.

 

Provided standard with your choice of 18k solid gold M805 rhodium-plated nib, we are also able to offer the 18k M800 two-tone Extra Broad nib as an option on this pen - this nib makes a particularly good starting for many of our exclusive nib customizations, including the modifications to Stub, Cursive Italic, and Architects Point.

 

Order now and you also qualify for our special Free Edelstein Ink offer - just select the Blue Dunes (or any other Pelikan pen) and the Edelstein bottled ink of your choice, then enter code PELIKAN19 during checkout. Pen and ink will ship together once your pen arrives here. We are an authorized Pelikan dealer.

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