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We got the complete Cleo Skribent line and Linnea Arte pens a couple of weeks ago and have been working on photos and articles about them both for the site and publication.

 

Here's a shot of the Cleo Skribent Platinum, an all plastic pen with platinum plated furniture and a platinum masked 18 karat gold nib, named Cleo Skribent Platinum.

 

The clip is a very interesting, complex design, designed by Gabrielle Schonfelder.

 

The something new is the Skribent Platinum is new this year on the Skribent line, which started in 2003. The something old is that the Skribent initially was a stylographic pen Cleo made from 1965-1990.

 

They are made in Germany and are surprisingly inexpensive at about 260 Euros for the fountain pen.

 

More when we finish up the articles!

 

Note - we're not dealers for Cleo, but are covering a series of articles on their pens.

 

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