My Own Private Pelikan-Guide

[Krittabhas]

Good Job!

[Sblakers]

Wow

[georges zaslavsky]

this is just awesome

[dannyboy]

Thanks for such a wonderful and very helpful guide/display! Terrific photos!!

[markiv]

Man this is fantastic! Makes me want to start adding some more Pelikans to my collection.

Thank you for sharing it with us.

[penspouse]

:puddle: :puddle: Wow! I am totally jealous. Beautiful collection as well as beautiful photographs.

[christof]

...Makes me want to start adding some more Pelikans to my collection.

 

Yes, I think you should do that. The vintage Pelikan are quite well designed pens as well. It's just fun to restore them.

[alexander_k]

Great photographs and a great collection.

[ClockOnHR]

It's a great reference for someone who wants to get into vintage pelikans.

[tenney]

As a reference for vintage pens, is there a way of knowing (without looking) which Pelikans won't have the 14C 585 gold nib?

[tsc]

WOW.. the time & $$ spent in arriving at this wonderful collection of vintage Pelikan... Definitely an admirable effort!! :clap1: :clap1: :clap1:

 

Superb photography skill too!

 

Many thanks for the sharing!

 

Chow

[christof]

As a reference for vintage pens, is there a way of knowing (without looking) which Pelikans won't have the 14C 585 gold nib?

 

During the wartime (39-45) and the years after the war, there have been Pelikan 100, 100N and IBIS wich were fitted with steel nibs. Theese nibs are mostly quite flexible, but the quality of the stainless steel has not been that good as it is nowaday. So many of theese nibs have corroded.

[Parcival]

Congratulations for the nice collection of Pelikan pens and its presentation. :clap1:

You may add a Rap-Pen. He is not very expensive.