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nice pictures and good review

what year did Pelikan have a pouch? mine never came with it.

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nice pictures and good review

what year did Pelikan have a pouch? mine never came with it.

 

I am aware that Pelikan drastically revamped its presentation of its fine writing instruments, including the launch of Edelstein ink, a new site for fine writing instruments (at http://www.pelikan.com/exclusive), a new metal logo, and new packaging (including the pouch), during the second half or fourth quarter of 2010. I do not know much more about this change.

 

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Montblanc Meisterstück 149 – Montblanc Meisterstück LeGrand (146) Pelikan Toledo M700 – Pelikan Souverän M800 – Pelikan Souverän M600 – Pelikan Classic M200 – Pilot Custom 823 Pilot Prera – Pilot MR Lamy AL-star – TWSBI Diamond 580AL

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I have not purchased a new Pelikan for quite some time, but the older nibs were always a little broader than other manufacturers (e.g., A Pelikan Fine would be close to a Montblanc Medium). This agrees with your review of the new M600.

 

My M600 has been in use for many years and I find they just keep filling and functioning without problems.

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That's a beautiful Peli and a big step up from the 200. Love the new gold embossed logo. Great review.

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Among other Pelikans I have a nice 605.

 

For my twist out nibbed piston pens, I use either and or a rubber ear syringe (also the nib) or a needle syringe.

 

It takes but seconds to take off the nib, a half a minute to clean the pen, and a not more than two water fills to make sure the nib is also clean.

 

The normal shake into the paper towel like an old fashioned thermometer and I'm good to go.

 

Two-three minutes total with out stressing the piston by running it up and down a lot of times to get everything out.

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I like my Pelikan M600. I've had it for years but lately it's been suffering from ink starvation after ~ 1/2 page of writing. Anyone have any thoughts/suggestions?

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I like my Pelikan M600. I've had it for years but lately it's been suffering from ink starvation after ~ 1/2 page of writing. Anyone have any thoughts/suggestions?

 

 

If it was working fine before, then I would suggest cleaning it. I expect some dried ink or particle in the ink clogged the feed or airway in the feed.

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Glad to see this thread revived. I have some wonderful pens. My dark blue M605, with a Pendleton Brown CI, is my favorite. I love my Nakaya desk pen, my OMAS, both with Mottishaw CIs. I love my Visconti HS Lava Bronze Age oversized, which will soon have a PB CI. I love my Platinum 3776s, modified or not, and my 823, unmodified. But on that day I leave for the deserted island, and can take but one pen, it will be my M605. Wait, I omitted my vintage Pelikans. I’ll leave them for another category.

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I'm very fond of my M600s, especially the M620s. I have accumulated several customized nibs for them. They are quite comfortable in the hand, and are not so large as to attract attention. I wouldn't want to give up my M800s or M1000s, but for everyday writing comfort, the M600 series takes the prize.

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I'm very fond of my M600s, especially the M620s. I have accumulated several customized nibs for them. They are quite comfortable in the hand, and are not so large as to attract attention. I wouldn't want to give up my M800s or M1000s, but for everyday writing comfort, the M600 series takes the prize.

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