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18 hours ago, readytotalk said:

My congratulations on promotion! And the set is just beautiful!

 

Thank you!

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My new arrival, an old style M600 burgundy with a monotone 18k OBB nib.

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12 minutes ago, Lam1 said:

My new arrival, an old style M600 burgundy with a monotone 18k OBB nib.

I tried to take a quick pic of the nib, but it turned out pretty bad.IMG_9012.thumb.JPG.4be6c9fd3683833f435f2b77ab17858a.JPG

 

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Nice. I was not aware of such a color for the m600.

 

I recently added a Pelikan m200 Brown Tortoise. Will upload image soon. 

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12 minutes ago, TitoThePencilPimp said:

Nice. I was not aware of such a color for the m600.

 

I recently added a Pelikan m200 Brown Tortoise. Will upload image soon. 

 

 

Oh, a M200 Tortie! That is a very nice one.

 

The M600 Burgundy was produced between 1988 and 1990 and are the same size as the M200/M400s.

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New 100 series Pelikan to my collection.. actually its 101 Tortoise from 1935-37 year with old nest logo. Some restoration works already done, but still some attention will be needed (notable the gap between cap and sleeve). Anyway, I am very happy to found this beauty..in Argentina:)

    

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5 hours ago, Barutti said:

New 100 series Pelikan to my collection.. actually its 101 Tortoise from 1935-37 year with old nest logo. Some restoration works already done, but still some attention will be needed (notable the gap between cap and sleeve). Anyway, I am very happy to found this beauty..in Argentina:)

    

 

 

 

 

Oh, my!  What a beauty!!

Congratulations.

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I added a Pelikan M405 blue striped and an Original of their time (the one with the gold plated overlay).

 

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the blue striped is particularly useful to celebrate the 19th scudetto of the Internazionale soccer team in Italy😀.

 

Alfredo

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5 hours ago, alfredop said:

I added a Pelikan M405 blue striped and an Original of their time (the one with the gold plated overlay).

 

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the blue striped is particularly useful to celebrate the 19th scudetto of the Internazionale soccer team in Italy😀.

 

Alfredo

When I got the chance to finally get one of the striated blue M400s a few years ago (which is the color I REALLY wanted from the very beginning), I ended up paying a little more to get the M405 -- there was just something about the rhodium plating against the blue that made it prettier....

Ruth Morrisson aka inkstainedruth

"It's very nice, but frankly, when I signed that list for a P-51, what I had in mind was a fountain pen."

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I added a 400 to my small flock, it joins a M200 Smoky Quartz.  The 400 has a nice springy nib and writes a smooth fine line.

 

 

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4 hours ago, bhbarto said:

I added a 400 to my small flock, it joins a M200 Smoky Quartz.  The 400 has a nice springy nib and writes a smooth fine line.

 

 

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Dang it! That Smoky Quartz is attractive...I was about to pull the trigger and buy a Caffé Crème, but now I see this (very nice) photo of the SQ, and I am thinking I could save some money...

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2 hours ago, N1003U said:

Dang it! That Smoky Quartz is attractive...I was about to pullt the trigger and buy a Caffé Crème, but now I see this (very nice) photo of the SQ, and I am thinking I could save some money...

 

Both are very attractive and probably you will want to have both, so as buy first the rarer 🤣

 

Alfredo

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