Pelikan Pelikano Structure Fountain Pen for Right-Handed Users, Grey, Nib M, 824507, 1 Count (Pack of 1), gray

The Pelikan Pelikano fountain pen is the original writing instrument from the traditional Pelikan. The first Pelikano was launched in 1960 and was therefore one of the first youth writing instruments in Germany. Thanks to years of experience, the Pelikano fountain pen has always been further developed. With its trendy design, the fountain pen is the ideal writing instrument for young people. This Pelikano structure is designed for the needs of right-handed users. Thanks to the stainless steel nib, the Pelikan fountain pen glides smoothly over the surface and brings every thought to the paper easily. In addition, the gentle nib ensures scratch-free writing and prevents ink leakage. The special soft grip zone of the fountain pen prevents fingers from tiring during prolonged writing. In addition, the high-quality metal cap of the learning pen prevents rolling away. In the large ink viewing window, you can read the ink level in the cartridge at a glance. The Pelikano fountain pen comes with a royal blue Pelikan ink cartridge with erasable ink as standard. This ink can be easily reversed with a Pelikan ink eraser for small writing errors. All Pelikano trend pens are made in Germany. Quality made in Germany - Made by Pelikan. The Pelikano structure fountain pen in grey comes in a matching folding box with a royal blue large capacity ink cartridges.

• Soft grip: the school fountain pen has a unique soft grip zone, ideal for relaxed writing even with longer texts
• Scratch-free writing: the robust stainless steel nib in the nib width M ensures a pleasant writing experience
• Handling: the Pelikan fountain pen is designed for the needs of right-handed users
• Trendy design: the cartridge fountain pen in grey (grey) is ideal for young writers with its trendy groove structure; shimmer pigments give the surface look of the school fountain pen that special something
• Quality: made in Germany – the Pelikano writing instruments are made in Germany