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I received just recently V16, with gold F nib, from my sister's MIL.

It has a great sentimental value - V16 black (though in OM) was my first fountain pen, back at elementary school, age 9.

How that happened was a typical school-child-last-minute-8:00 p.m- cry for help "Dad - from tomorrow we need to bring FP at school, and start writing with it". He pulled something small, in a pen pouch, from his drawer, we inked it with ever-present Pelikan Royal Blue - and I was all set!

It served me well for several years of school and homework - but somehow other pens later replaced it - and I was never able to find my first Kaweco again.

This one is a fantastic replacement!

 

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oh that is a catch...

vaibhav mehandiratta

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Kaweco –Luxe U 96, PBF, 13.5 cm closed. With a Kaweco 18 car No 6 (M) early fifties when the factory name was Woringer & Graube. The 1st edition of the Lambrou book mentions it briefly.

 

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This is my brand new Kaweco Liliput Fireblue with EF nib. It writes very smooth out of the box.

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Kaweco –Luxe U 96, PBF, 13.5 cm closed. With a Kaweco 18 car No 6 (M) early fifties when the factory name was Woringer & Graube. The 1st edition of the Lambrou book mentions it briefly.

 

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Wow! What a beautiful find, congratulations.

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Azuniga, take me to your dealer :) Where do you find such beautiful pens from?

Mostly at the German pen shows, i am just coming back from Koln where i found some exceptional pieces...

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Mostly at the German pen shows, i am just coming back from Koln where i found some exceptional pieces...

Nice, please do share pics when you get a chance!!

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Kaweco X Supreme with a Schmidt refill. I wish they had done a fountain pen.

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Kaweco X Supreme with a Schmidt refill. I wish they had done a fountain pen.

 

Supreme ??? shed more light please

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"SUPREME is an American skateboarding & clothing brand established in NYC in April of 1994. The brand caters to the skateboarding, hip hop & rock cultures, as well as to the youth culture in general." (from a quick WIKIPEDIA search)

 

There are now locations, besides the 11 in NYC, in LA, Paris, London & Tokyo. They also offered a white Sport rollerball by Kaweco in 2013, besides this Al Sport pen in red.

 

I suppose it is a similar to the Kaweco pens made for the Chinese & Asian market, targeting certain pens to certain markets, in this case with a "branded" identifier.

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I am jelous of all the vintage Kawecos in this great thread...

 

besides my V16 most other Kawecos I own are modern

 

here is the Elite, from left, (then a Lamy 2000) a Dia II and a Sport Luxe

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Latest Kaweco I have acquired. Very nice nib and it writes beautiful. Alas, I have no idea of the model or year of fabrication.

 

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Latest Kaweco I have acquired. Very nice nib and it writes beautiful. Alas, I have no idea of the model or year of fabrication.

 

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Wow, I would imagine pre-1939 because its a button filler and has a gold nib (so pre war). Just a guess

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Hello friends, look what I got here. The top two are new additions...

Wow! Look at that mottled HR! How exquisite!

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Hello friends, look what I got here. The top two are new additions...

Nice pieces, I love the elephant and the monkey clips...

 

The Red mottled is very similar to the one I presented in the page 4 of this same thread... at that time I thought it was a prototype now yours proves me wrong, it seem it was a normal production... very surprising piece...

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Wow! Look at that mottled HR! How exquisite!

 

Thanks - that was one my grails thanks to the Gentleman quoted below who introduced me to this unicorn of a pen.

 

Nice pieces, I love the elephant and the monkey clips...

 

The Red mottled is very similar to the one I presented in the page 4 of this same thread... at that time I thought it was a prototype now yours proves me wrong, it seem it was a normal production... very surprising piece...

Ariel, yes I could not believe my eyes when I saw this pen as you had suggested this was a prototype. It does has the KaWeCo barrel imprint unlike your pen - unsure if that disqualifies from it being a prototype. Regardless it is a beautiful piece. I would love to get myself a Aurumia though... someday :)

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Ariel, yes I could not believe my eyes when I saw this pen as you had suggested this was a prototype. It does has the KaWeCo barrel imprint unlike your pen - unsure if that disqualifies from it being a prototype. Regardless it is a beautiful piece. I would love to get myself a Aurumia though... someday :)

Not long ago one of the members of pendbord.de was offering one Aurumia in very good conditions... Now that I know, as soon as there is one around I will let you know...

(I should have known !!! you have a pretty good taste)

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