What's the difference? 100N vs 100?

[Wael El-Dasher]

I've seen the pen referred to as 100N and 100, is there a difference? I am sure there is but I couldn't find a webpage dedicated to the pen. Any info is appreciated.

 

cheers

 

W.

[trencherman]

Check out this Portuguese site dedicated to Pelikans. Quite a few 100Ns and a rare blue Pelikan 100. Take particular look at the text for the Pelikan 100N Magnum where the site owner (who is a member here) differentiates the Magnum from 100N.

 

http://oficinadascanetas.blogspot.com/

 

[Breck]

See also Werner's site, which has the models on the left-hand index bar. Images and basic dimensions and years of production are there.

[jde]

In addition to Werner's site, already mentioned, you might check out the Propas short history on the Pelikan.

[Breck]

In addition to Werner's site, already mentioned, you might check out the Propas short history on the Pelikan.

 

Yeah, that is pretty awesome, too. I just spent the last 5 minutes trying to pick my jaw up off of the floor after I saw this image from the site trencherman listed:

 

http://2.bp.blogspot.com/_eHJCgDRYwh0/RpBXHW4-WeI/AAAAAAAAAAU/9S9rqNv3i_E/s1600-h/pelikan%20n%20n%20n021HG.jpg

 

That can't be real, right? Somebody Photoshopped that, they must've.... Aw to Hell with it, I don't care if it is fake!

 

 

 

edit: image didn't upload (too big, most likely), so direct image link provided.

Edited January 28, 2009 by Murderface

[GeeTee]

And another way to find out is to search the forum cause this question has been asked before

 

https://www.fountainpennetwork.com/forum/in...showtopic=85264

 

[TETRIS]

In addition to Werner's site, already mentioned, you might check out the Propas short history on the Pelikan.

 

Yeah, that is pretty awesome, too. I just spent the last 5 minutes trying to pick my jaw up off of the floor after I saw this image from the site trencherman listed:

 

http://2.bp.blogspot.com/_eHJCgDRYwh0/RpBXHW4-WeI/AAAAAAAAAAU/9S9rqNv3i_E/s1600-h/pelikan%20n%20n%20n021HG.jpg

 

That can't be real, right? Somebody Photoshopped that, they must've.... Aw to Hell with it, I don't care if it is fake!

 

 

 

edit: image didn't upload (too big, most likely), so direct image link provided.

 

Well.....

 

I only saw this post now and thank you for quoting my blog.

 

There is no trick about the picture in question.

 

I know it's not common to see that.

 

Here you have another one.

 

Sorry for the bad picture, no time to set the studio....

 

 

 

And a old one with a pen

 

 

 

 

 

 

Victor Barrocas

 

[Breck]

Ha! Great shot, Victor!

 

Initially, I thought the shot with the pen (same one from your blog, right?) was one pen lying on top of several dozen other pens standing upright in some kind of huge holder. Even knowing that they're just end caps, I'm still very impressed.

[diplomat]

I agree, great shot. I notice there are just 3 or four that do not have the white logo: are they end caps while the white logoed are top caps? How comes they are in that small number?

I can imagine that to have them aligned for the second photo was a difficult task wasn't?

 

Cheers,

 

 

 

[trencherman]

Thanks for sharing Victor. I agree, great photograph, particularly the last one. But how did you acquire them?

[TETRIS]

I agree, great shot. I notice there are just 3 or four that do not have the white logo: are they end caps while the white logoed are top caps? How comes they are in that small number?

I can imagine that to have them aligned for the second photo was a difficult task wasn't?

 

Cheers,

 

Hello Diplomat

 

Was dificult at first, but 4 wood rules were used after to make a kind of box.

The non painted ones are like they came, with no paint in the logo.

 

Thanks for the kind words.

Greetings to Italy!!!

 

VB