Pelikan Pen

Pelikan Pen
Uncommon materials and singular design. Fine writing instruments find admirers among connoisseurs and casual users alike. It's nearly always love at first sight - or first stroke. Fascination and passion, far more than the sum of its parts. Finely crafted in more than 300 individual steps, a testimony to dedication, precision and perfection. Designed to inspire.
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  1. Pelikan Jazz Red Ballpoint PenPelikan Jazz Red Ballpoint Pen
    • Free Engraving
  2. Pelikan Souverän M800 NibPelikan Souverän M800 Nib
    Pelikan Souverän M800 Nib
    €310.00 €256.20
  3. Pelikan Jazz Noble Elegance Rose GiftsetPelikan Jazz Noble Elegance Rose Giftset
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  4. Pelikan Souverän M1000 NibPelikan Souverän M1000 Nib
    Pelikan Souverän M1000 Nib
    €350.00 €289.26
  5. Pelikan Pura Anthracite Ballpoint PenPelikan Pura Anthracite Ballpoint Pen
    • Free Engraving
  6. Pelikan Ineo Ocean Blue Ballpoint PenPelikan Ineo Ocean Blue Ballpoint Pen
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  7. Pelikan Ineo Lavender Scent BalpenPelikan Ineo Lavender Scent Balpen
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  8. Pelikan Pura Violet Fountain PenPelikan Pura Violet Fountain Pen
    • Free Engraving
  9. Pelikan Snap Platinum Ballpoint PenPelikan Snap Platinum Ballpoint Pen
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In 1838, Carl Hornemann starts an ink factory in Hannover, Germany. After almost 100 years of ink production, they expand their product line with the launch of their first Pelikan fountain pen. The piston filling system of the first Pelikan pens is revolutionary. And also the design turns out to be timeless, because almost 100 years later, Pelikan has an impressive reputation, and is still widely known for its classic, green-striped piston-filled fountain pen: the Souverän.

Stresemann

The Souverän fountain pen (as well as ballpoint, rollerball and mechanical pencil!) still stands strong after almost a full century. Pelikan became iconic for their unique striped finish, named after German politician Gustav Stresemann, who was known for his pinstripe suits. The design may have been unchanged in all those years, it can hardly be called dated. Quite the opposite even, Pelikan continuously strives for innovation, with yearly new releases in the Classic and Souverän lines. The patterns and color schemes always vary, so that each pen has its own unique character.

The classic green-striped Souverän with gold trim is still a widely popular pen after almost 100 years. The green finish is unique and adds a splash of color, while still retaining a very classic and elegant look. But if you’d rather have something a bit more modern, take a look at the new Souverän Stresemann: the black and grey color scheme finished with silver-colored trim, makes for a business-appropriate and subtle writing instrument. Available in different sizes, the Souverän collection has something for every hand: from the smallest M300 to the large and stately M1000. The power of the fountain pen lies in the writing experience of course, so every Souverän fountain pen receives a beautiful, solid gold nib for a smooth and effortless writing experience.

More ink

With a rich history in ink production, modern day Pelikan obviously has a wide range of beautiful inks available to keep you writing the premium ‘Edelstein’ (gemstone) draws inspiration from nature with gemstone-inspired colors. To round things off, Pelikan releases a special Edelstein ‘Ink of the Year’ each year: a unique ink, accompanied by a special release of Classic M200 writing instruments in matching colors.

The Pelikan product catalog is extremely varied, ranging from kid’s school supplies and arts and crafts products, to luxury writing instruments, each product being of utmost highest quality.