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Yesterday a new Pelikan arrived, Pelikan Souverän M600 Vibrant Orange.

A very fascinating pen, an orange acrylic material paired with a golden trim ... beautiful.

 

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... and compared to Delta Dolcevita Stantuffo Oro and Delta Dolcevita Tech&Web.

 

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Hurry on Pelikan, give us a flagship Souverän M1005 "Vibrant Orange" with golden stripes :-).

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~ ingolf:

 

Your compelling photos in this post are a delight.

Thank you for this thread. It accentuate's this model's orange beauty.

Happy writing!

Tom K.

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I hope that you also have some Pelikan Edelstein Mandarin to put in your new pen.

 

It is probably not the perfect ink for everyday correspondence - let alone business use - but it is very nice for writing short ‘thank you’ notes, and for birthday/Christmas cards.

Foul in clear conditions, but handsome in the fog.

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I did get the Green O' Green and the brighter one (forget the name of it now) but the orange one just didn't grab me whatsoever. I'm glad yu like yours, though.

The Good Captain

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Nice!

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I'm eagerly awaiting the same pen. I always thought it was too much for me, but now I think it'll cheer me up! Beautiful circle of orange pens you have there :)

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These are very special photos!

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