Quick Look: Pelikan M101N Grey-Blue Fountain Pen

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  • Опубліковано 22 жов 2024

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  • @kevinu.k.7042
    @kevinu.k.7042 Рік тому

    Thanks for showing this pen. Great video.

  • @Roberto__Skar
    @Roberto__Skar Рік тому

    You might also like to look the Filcao Silvia, which draws its inspiration from the Pelikan. It's hand made from acrylic rod, and has a button filling mechanism. Unfortunately the company folded a few years back, but you can still find new old stock pens - they are beautifully made and a fraction of the price of the Pelikan.

  • @dashsunil
    @dashsunil Рік тому

    Iconic! A great addition to your collection. 😊

  • @goodwert
    @goodwert Рік тому +1

    It is a 90%+ copy of the original 100N which is 2nd ever model of differiental piston filler made....The orginal 100N (1937-50s) is a far more collectable due to its large number of variations than the orginal Pelikan 100. Thus, the demand for a modern version. The M200 is the same as the M400 which is the based on the next model of Pelikan started in the 1950s.....called Pelikan 400.

  • @irvintepper5
    @irvintepper5 Рік тому

    The M200 nibs do not fit the 120. Thank you for this review I have always liked the look of this pen.

  • @paulherman5822
    @paulherman5822 Рік тому

    Looks remarkably like the 100N, the preferred pen of Albert Einstein. N originally stood for a new version of the model.
    Pretty revival of an early Gunther Wagner design!