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For Sale

These pens are all for sale now at http://www.mkengel.de/pensales/pensales.html

 

The Big Ones

Counting from the left:

pen 1-2 are Pelikan Souveraen M1000 in F: one is sold and one is kept on hold

pen 3-4 are Montblanc 149, probably F - one has been sold, one is available

pen 5 is a Sailor KoP Standard, 21k nib in M: kept on hold

pen 6 is the Dodeca made by Lotus Pens from India, it has a Bock #380 18k in F. This pen started as a custom pen request and became one of Lotus Pens' standard products.

pen 7 is the Virat, also made by Lotus Pens. This Virat is slightly modified upon my request. It also has a Bock #380 18k in F.

 

Mixed 

Pen 1 is a Sailor Profit21 (1911L), limited edition from the Japanese department store Mitsukoshi - eventually available

Pen 2 is the piston filler Monte Grappa from Montegrappa in coral, with a steel nib in EF. When I bought it, either the maker or the seller added a box of cartridges. Very nice but I still haven't found out how I can use them in a piston filler. : SOLD

Pen 3 is the Yard O Led Viceroy Grand Barley in Sterling silver. : SOLD

Pen 4 is the Octa made by Lotus Pens. Nikko ebonite, for Jowo nibs #6. This pen started as a custom pen request and became one of Lotus Pens' standard products.

Pen 5 is the Vikrant made by Lotus Pens in Honeydew celluloid: SOLD

Pen 6-9 are 4 of the 6 available new Parker 51 clones, the Jinhao 85. Rumours are that they are made on the same machines as the Parker pens. SOLD

Pen 10-12 are Jinhao X750 with shimmering sands design (#10), checkerboard (#11) and a leather imitate (#12). SOLD

 

 

Pen 1 Design 04 made by Otto Hutt   

Pen 2 Design 07 in Sterling silver made by Otto Hutt

Pen 3 Design 06,made by Otto Hutt, a limited edition for the commemoration of the 250th anniversary of the German "Goldtown Pforzheim". I was told that most of the 250 pens went to Saudi Arabia. You can guess what happens there if they even throw away Ferraris, Lamborghinis etc - which are a tiny bit more expensive than this pen. So, let's assume that this is one of the very few survivors. Not inked. I already wrote about it: LINK. Meanwhile, I also have the ball-pen. Very rare set!

Pen 4 is a Waterman Gentleman in the Godron design: SOLD

Pen 5 is a Parker 75 in the Godron design: SOLD

Pen 6 Wahl: SOLD

Pen 7 Leonardo LE with Endless Pens "Devil's Kiss": SOLD

Pen 8-10 Caran d'Ache, model Geneve: SOLD

Pen 8: 5th anniversary commemoration pen of the model Geneve, existed also as the version in gold, it has an accompanying ball-pen : SOLD

Pen 9: black: SOLD

Pen 10, first LE of CdA for the 90th? anniversary in 1994: SOLD

Pen 11: Waldmann Tuscany Sterling silver barley; it will get a Jowo gold nib and I most probably plan to keep it

Pen 12: Graf-von-Faber Castell Classic Collection, a rarer pen which is silver coated, the more usual ones are Platinum coated: SOLD



 

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