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Pelikan Souveran 400 Black/Green GT Fine Point Fountain Pen - 994855

Pelikan Souveran 400 Black/Green GT Fine Point Fountain Pen - 994855Brand: Pelikan
Category: Office Product

List Price: $295.00
Buy New: $197.00
as of 9/4/2010 05:38 CDT details
You Save: $98.00 (33%)



New (3) from $197.00

Seller: Altman Luggage Co.
Rating: 2.5 out of 5 stars 2 reviews
Sales Rank: 9567


MPN: 994855
ASIN: B000CN7L8E

Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days

Features:
  • Souveran 400 Black/Green GT Fine Point Fountain Pen
  • Fountain Pen Fine Point

Editorial Reviews:

Product Description

The Pelikan Souver?n Series pens are meticulously crafted using high quality materials available. Distinguishing features such as the striped celluloid overlay and the beak shaped clip make the Souveran anything but ordinary. Virtually weightless in the hand the 400 Collection poses flexible 14k nibs which are engineered to 100ths of a millimeter for sure strokes and clear lines. The fountain pen features hand-crafted finely engraved 14 carat gold nib available in fine medium or broad nib sizes and fills with Pelikan's classic plunger filling mechanism with a visible indication of ink level via the translucent barrel.

Fountain Pen Features:

  • Green acrylic resin finish barrel and black cap with diamond ground surface and gold-plated trims.
  • Gold-plated Pelikan's beak shaped clip.
  • Hand-crafted finely engraved 14K gold nib available in fine medium or broad nib sizes.
  • Classic plunger mechanism with a visible indication of ink level via the translucent barrel.



Customer Reviews:
1 out of 5 stars Wanted it but never got it.   February 6, 2010
Dennis Bourque (San Francisco)
4 out of 12 found this review helpful

Ordered this pen from Altman Luggage Co. and received the wrong model. Turns out it was much more expensive than the model we ordered. We did the right thing and contacted Altman to arrange for return. In turn, they told us they would ship the right model and in recognition of our honesty would ship two day air. After 5 days we called them to find out the order had not yet been shipped. We canceled. We firmly believed they never had this model in the first place nor did they have it when they said they would correct their mistake. I wish sellers would just be honest up front rather than taking your money knowing full well they can't fulfill the order. I will never buy anything from Altman again and suggest you don't either.


4 out of 5 stars Rugged and comfortable day-to-day fountain pen   August 23, 2009
Busy Executive (Long Island, NY)
8 out of 8 found this review helpful

I have a small fountain pen collection and I'm fortunate enough to own some of the world's best pens, including Montgrappa, Montblanc, Delta and many others.

While not as elite as some, I have always liked the Pelikan pens. They hold up to day-to-day use, and are generally solid performers with few shortcomings.

The Pelikans come in three different sizes ranging from oversized to one that would be appropriate for a woman. I usually prefer this one, which is the middle size...it handles well without feeling too bulky in my hand. It's simple to use...ink filling is a standard piston-type affair, or you can use the supplied adapter to have it work with standard cartridges if you don't like to draw your ink from the bottle.

One other positive is that it's an easy pen to clean. I rotate through my pen collection, using one for a few months and then moving on. Thus, many of my pens sit unused for months at a time, and I prefer to drain and clean them rather than leaving ink in the pen. The Pelikan makes this fairly easy by just running water through the filling system.

With fountain pens, everything comes down to the feel of the nib on the page. Some inexpensive pens have a "scratchy" feel, or tend to skip across the page leaving blank spots because the ink didn't get fed quickly enough. I usually like a fine point, which sometimes makes this tendency worse. The Pelikan excels in this area, with a nib that feels "right" as it glides across the paper, and the ability to put down a smooth, consistent line of ink. Everyone's writing style is different, but to me, the Pelikan feels every bit as good as some pens costing five times as much.

As for inks, I tend to load mine with Pelikan's blue. It lasts a long time and dries quickly on the page. I've noticed some other brands of ink tend to have a gritty feel, or flake off the page in small bits after drying. The Pelikan inks have none of these problems and they tend to be among my favorites.

Overall, highly recommended.


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