Id Please

[pcurtiss]

Hello,

 

Can anyone help me id the model of these two pelican pens (3 & 4th from the right side of the tray, green and blue in color)?

[piscov]

From the left #4 is a Pelikan 140 or a 300 ( should be a 140 because it´s more commum)

The content of the tray is awasome!!

Edited August 19, 2015 by piscov

[piscov]

Sorry, from the rigth they are Pelikan M101 1935, Modern replicas of the Pelikan 100 Jade and lapis lazuli.

 

Please check Dominic´s webpage here

[sargetalon]

Love those Original of Their Time models. Always go back and forth about which I like better, Jade or Lapis. Pisco nailed the ID. That M800 next to the jade isn't bad either.

 

Edited to fix autocorrect's poor judgement.

Edited August 19, 2015 by sargetalon

[piscov]

He he he!! Piscina is Swimming pool in my language, I am Pisco sargetalon. No offence taken:) !!

[pcurtiss]

Guys,

 

Thanks so much for helping me out.

 

Polly

[sargetalon]

He he he!! Piscina is Swimming pool in my language, I am Pisco sargetalon. No offence taken:) !!

That's what happens when you type on your phone quickly and don't read the havoc autocorrect has caused. Sorry Pisco.

Edited August 19, 2015 by sargetalon

[piscov]

No problem at all!!

[Christopher Godfrey]

Polly, what a lovely group of pens! (Two I do not recognize; but they are the non-Pelikans in the picture)

 

Are we allowed to ask the story behind this photo? I have one of each of the two about which you initially asked -- and love them!

[pcurtiss]

Chris,

 

The story behind this tray of pens and 24 others is a gentleman from CT who sadly passed away last year. I am appraising his collection of about 300 + fountain pens but also some pencils.

 

Polly

[Christopher Godfrey]

Thank you, Polly: it is always sad to hear such things; but what a marvellous collection -- I am green with envy...

 

Christopher