Pelikan M815 Fountain Pen - Souverän - Metal Striped - Black - Special Edition (Coming Soon)

Pelikan M815 Fountain Pen - Souverän - Metal Striped - Black - Special Edition

The M815 Metal Striped Black features a sophisticated blend of high-quality resin and palladium-plated brass stripes in a black hue. The interplay of the polished silver stripes against the deep black barrel creates a visually dynamic and refined appearance. The iconic striped design continues to highlight the heritage of the Souveran® series, while the brass material used for the barrel adds weight and an elevated sense of quality and luxury.

To complement its striking looks, the Souveran® M815 Metal Striped Black retains the exceptional craftsmanship Pelikan is known for: palladium-plated rings and clip, and a 18-carat gold nib fully rhodium-coated for a brilliant silver sheen. The added weight of the brass stripes delivers a satisfying and substantial feel in hand, making this pen a true joy to write with.

Every single writing instrument is assembled by hand and checked with the utmost care to meet the strict quality criteria. The smooth operating piston mechanism allows you to fill this pen with bottled ink. Each pen is presented in a beautiful Pelikan gift box.

• M815 Series
• Internally Filling Piston Mechanism
• Clip in typical Pelikan beak-like shape
• Clip and rings are palladium plated
• 18-carat/750 rhodium plated gold nib
  
• High-quality resin
• Length (Capped): 14.1 cm 
• Weight: 36 g
• Manufactured and assembled in Germany
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About Pelikan:

Pelikan is a Germany company founded in 1838. The beginnings of the Pelikan Company trace back to the chemist Carl Hornemann, who made his customers an offer for oil paints, watercolors, and “farbige Dinten” (colored inks). These items formed the foundation of the brand's manufacturing line, including most notably the 4001 ink, which is still sold around the world to this day. Pelikan is recognized for their early integration of piston mechanisms into fountain pens, as well as the numbered naming system for their fountain pens such as the M200, M400, M600, M800, and M1000 series.