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Well, I have actually never seen a pen manufacturer list those, to be very honest. And so far we have not seen a review yet - that would be a bit difficult at these early stages.

 

Regardless, I weighed one of the pens for you:

- unfilled, entire pen: 29.4 grams

- cap: 7.6 grams

- pen, uncapped, unfilled: 21.8 grams

- filled, entire pen: 32.4 grams

- pen, uncapped, filled: 24.8 grams

 

I haven't got my calliper handy, so measurements will have to be with a ruler for now.

Length pen, capped: 142 mm

Length cap: 64 mm

Length pen, uncapped: 136 mm

Maximum thickness pen: 14.4 mm

Thickness section, minimum: 11.8 mm

Nib length protruding from section: 25.3 mm

Maximum cap thickness (excluding clip): 16 mm

 

All length and thickness measurements are approximate, obviously, but fairly close.

 

The interesting thing is that although the pen is, relatively speaking, fairly short for its size, only 6 mm longer than, e.g., the Etrurias LEs we did in 2012, the pen itself is significantly longer than the same, by a full cm.

 

HTH, warm regards, Wim

I thought that this is a standard flat top Kingsize bulkfiller- other than the material - measurements are on Conid web site. Not for section thickness or cap length though.

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Thank you, Bill,

 

Beautiful pictures of a beautiful pen!

 

If you don't mind too much, I will refer people who are interested in this pen to your pictures here :).

 

Warmest regards, Wim

I don't mind at all. When I post pictures here I do so hoping that they will be useful for the community.

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I don't mind at all. When I post pictures here I do so hoping that they will be useful for the community.

Bill

 

In that case you won't mind that I will share them with the CONID Facebook group, with credits to you, ofcourse.

 

 

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I thought that this is a standard flat top Kingsize bulkfiller- other than the material - measurements are on Conid web site. Not for section thickness or cap length though.

 

Hi Tojusi,

 

Good one, my bad; I completely overlooked that :).

 

Warm regards, Wim

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I don't mind at all. When I post pictures here I do so hoping that they will be useful for the community.

Bill

 

Thank you kindly, Bill!

 

Warm regards, Wim

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Wim, should this thread perhaps be locked as the other one ("Last chance before Christmas delivery") is more current?

 

And... 012 received 15 minutes ago! Woop woop! :bunny01:

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