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Pelikan has just announced a new member to its Classic series, the

Pelikan Special Edition Classic M200 Pastel-Green fountain pen and the

Pelikan Special Edition Classic K200 Pastel-Green ballpoint pen.

 

 

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They will be available around February to March 2020.

 

 

 

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We are offereing these pens for pre-order and recommend choosing

the payment option "Cash in advance", as we will charge only when the

pens have arrived.

 

Here is the link to our offer:

https://www.fritz-schimpf.de/Neuheiten/Pelikan-Classic-M200-Special-Edition-Pastell-Gruen-Kolbenfuellhalter.html

https://www.fritz-schimpf.de/Neuheiten/Pelikan-Classic-K200-Special-Edition-Pastell-Gruen-Druckkugelschreiber.html

 

Should you wish any further information please contact us: service@fritz-schimpf.de

 

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~ Fritz Schimpf:

 

What a striking color combination!

Thank you for posting this information and these images.

As I tend to favor more pale, pastel-like ink hues, such a Pelikan fountain pen is of interest to me.

Looking at the product information, an EF nib might be ideal for my needs.

Tom K.

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Pelikan has just announced a new member to its Classic series, the

Pelikan Special Edition Classic M200 Pastel-Green fountain pen and the

Pelikan Special Edition Classic K200 Pastel-Green ballpoint pen.

 

 

Pastellgruen-03.jpg

 

 

 

They will be available around February to March 2020.

 

 

 

Pastellgruen-02.jpg

 

 

We are offereing these pens for pre-order and recommend choosing

the payment option "Cash in advance", as we will charge only when the

pens have arrived.

 

Here is the link to our offer:

https://www.fritz-schimpf.de/Neuheiten/Pelikan-Classic-M200-Special-Edition-Pastell-Gruen-Kolbenfuellhalter.html

https://www.fritz-schimpf.de/Neuheiten/Pelikan-Classic-K200-Special-Edition-Pastell-Gruen-Druckkugelschreiber.html

 

Should you wish any further information please contact us: service@fritz-schimpf.de

 

Thanks for sharing, how much is the shipping to US for this pen?

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Looking at the product information, an EF nib might be ideal for my needs.

Tom K.

I like my EF nib in the 200s. It's very smooth and for some reason it doesn't irk me that it's broader than most of my other pens.

Festina lente

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I can't stand the swirley acrylic. It just looks so cheap compared to the m400, almost like knockoffs.

 

I prefer my M215 rings and 205 demo.

Selling a boatload of restored, fairly rare, vintage Japanese gold nib pens, click here to see (more added as I finish restoring them)

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So, so different...gotta think about this one.

 

Erick

Using right now:

Visconti Voyager 30 "M" nib running Birmingham Streetcar

Jinhao 9019 "EF" nib running Birmingham Railroad Spike

Stipula Adagio "F" nib running Birmingham Violet Sea Snail

Pelikan M1000 "F" nib running Birmingham Sugar Kelp

 

 

 

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