PELIKAN SCHOOL PEN

[FP Writing]

Hello

find a bit of time to do this short review of the 140.

It was in my rotation for quite a few years now. This 140 has a short hand nib, quite flexy to a certain extent.

Though a small pen, it is to every degree a perfect performer for what a pen suppose to be.

 

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[cmeisenzahl]

Beautiful pen, nice work!!!

[GeeTee]

Nice review. I love pelikan 140's.

[Discordianist]

Nice work, amazing pen. I however doubt that these were issued in many schools since the Pelikan 140 cost in the early 1960s in finland over 2300 fin marks which is roughly 380€

[thibaulthalpern]

Nice work, amazing pen. I however doubt that these were issued in many schools since the Pelikan 140 cost in the early 1960s in finland over 2300 fin marks which is roughly 380€

 

How flexible, really, is the nib for this pen? I see a seller online naming this as a flexible nib. Is it as flexible or even more flexible than say a Pilot Custom 742 Falcon nib? Or is this Pelikan really only semiflexible?

[FP Writing]

Nice work, amazing pen. I however doubt that these were issued in many schools since the Pelikan 140 cost in the early 1960s in finland over 2300 fin marks which is roughly 380€

 

How flexible, really, is the nib for this pen? I see a seller online naming this as a flexible nib. Is it as flexible or even more flexible than say a Pilot Custom 742 Falcon nib? Or is this Pelikan really only semiflexible?

 

The pelikan has a few tyes of nib. Vintage nibs to me experience is more to the wet side.

This EF nib is comparable to the 742 Pilot custom. So i can consider this as flexible nib. But again, the 140 can come with different nib types.s