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Lamy 25P / 225 Bp set
The “P” in the model number of this Lamy fountain pen stands for “patronen” or “cartridge, since it takes a standard cartridge instead of the proprietary Lamy T10 cartridge. The...
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The Loreburn
This pen was made as a gift. Materials: Brazilian Kingwood and Mammoth Tusk Nib: Bock Fine, Black Steel Nib size: #5 Cap: Roll stop, not postable Length, capped: 152 mm Length, uncapped: 139...
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Parker Duofold M.I.D.
This Parker Duofold NS (New Style) button filler was made in Denmark, in 1946 or 1947 by the Christian Olsen factory, evident from the anchor logo on the barrel, as is...
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The Thornlea
Material: Elm and Mammoth Tusk Nib: Bock Fine Titanium (slight flex) Nib size: #6 Length, capped: 146.5 mm Length, uncapped: 131.5 mm Barrel diameter: 14.5 mm (max) Cap diameter: 14.5 mm (max)...
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Making of a Pelikan Souverän
A promotional video (with German narration, and an excellent soundtrack!), but it still has some good info on how pens are made. This shows a hybrid of mass production techniques...
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Richard Binder on National Geographic
Richard Binder is well-known in the world of fountain pens, particularly for his work as a nibmeister.
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A pod of Pelikanos
Two Pelikanos from the mid-to late 1960’s. Both are cartridge fillers with ink windows. The black one is in good shape, but the blue one looks like it has some...
