Pelikan M400 Souveran Black Fountain Pen Fashion

Pelikan M400 Souveran Black Fountain Pen

Pelikan, simply the German spelling of ‘pelican’, was founded in 1838 by chemist Carl Hornemann in Hanover, Germany, initially as an ink factory. Guenther Wagner took over the company in 1871 and seven years later, the titular pelican logo, with its four chicks below it, was designed and trademarked – one of the first trademarks in Germany. 

Though they had created a range of inks for every use (everyday writing ink, indelible bookkeeping ink, and even perfumed ink specifically formulated for female customers), Pelikan had not yet created a pen, and so in 1929 they produced their first, simply known as the ‘Pelikan Fountain Pen’. With a slick green barrel and black cap, it’s piston-fill technology and transparent ink window were revolutionary for the time, and a real game changer for fountain pen design.

Details:
Nib Size: Medium & Extra-Fine
Nib Material: 14k Gold & Rhodium
Cap type: Threaded screw-on cap
Cartridge type: Piston fill 
Dimensions: Capped: 12.5cm, diameter 1.2cm
Included: Presentation box and pouch