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New Pelikan M205 Moonstone Le Demonstrator

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As the title states, Pelikan has released their new m205 Moonstone demonstrator LE/SE.

 

It glitters like the Star Ruby and is grey.

 

Will be available for purchase from October, pre-orders likely from September.

 

Pics and more info here

 

https://thepelikansperch.com/2020/08/27/pelikan-m205-moonstone-announced/

 

https://www.instagram.com/p/CEaKGmuD6Gq/

 

Late PS: A matching LE ballpoint (k205) in this moonstone finish will also be available.

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Thank you! I'd been waiting for a grey demonstrator from Pelikan for some time, but not with glitter; too bad!

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Will be available for purchase from October, pre-orders likely from September.

 

Many retailers, including Bookbinders Design in Australia, La Couronne du Comte in the Netherlands and Pen Chalet in the US, were already taking pre-orders in August.

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Kind of cool, but I think I would have to see it my self in person to be sure I like it.

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the glitter doesn't do it for me, either.

I've skipped the Ruby, will skip this one too.

I'm considering the brown marble m200, which I missed (due to too many other alternatives...) but actually do like.

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