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Wow that's a beautiful set! Excellent start to the world of Pelikans, my congratulations.
Show your Pelikan M200 series
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Wow that's a beautiful set! Excellent start to the world of Pelikans, my congratulations.
Decent way to hop in!
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Last month I found a small stash from a retired Pelikan rep's samples.
This was one of them, a blue/black post-'97 M250
This was one of them, a blue/black post-'97 M250
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Nice finds!Last month I found a small stash from a retired Pelikan rep's samples.
This was one of them, a blue/black post-'97 M250
I love finding sellers like that. Can start conversation with them sometimes and see what else they got before they even post it.
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Putting in a gold M400 nib is always fun!
As I understand it, the Cafe Creme M200 was a limited edition, and is no longer in production. Finding one at a low price is probably going to be pretty tough.
Here is every Pelikan M2xx demonstrator made to date. I have managed to collect every M2xx pen Pelikan has ever made except for two incredibly rare finds that I'm on the eternal search for.
Here is every Pelikan M2xx demonstrator made to date. I have managed to collect every M2xx pen Pelikan has ever made except for two incredibly rare finds that I'm on the eternal search for.
Bravo, Man!
That's pretty sexy [emoji106]Here is every Pelikan M2xx demonstrator made to date. I have managed to collect every M2xx pen Pelikan has ever made except for two incredibly rare finds that I'm on the eternal search for.
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Here is an older M-200 on the far right. In fact the three Pelikans on the right are the only ones I have left, a old style black M-600, an M-400 in Green and the old grey M-200.
Yes it was a limited edition. I absolutely love mine - the colors blend beautifully and I almost exclusively use brown inks in it.
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Had to help someone figure out they had an old-style (1985-96) instead of new ('97-->) they were selling.
Here's a pic, newer style below, older above.
Good reference here --> www.pelikan-collectibles.com/en/Pelikan/Models/Classic-Series/M200-Basis/index.html
Here's a pic, newer style below, older above.
Good reference here --> www.pelikan-collectibles.com/en/Pelikan/Models/Classic-Series/M200-Basis/index.html
A trio:
From Top: An old style M200, early M400 and early M600
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Later style M200 today, I really do wish Omas still made this ink. 
Nothing wrong with the original plated steel nibs, I just have a couple extra M400 goldies.
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Nothing wrong with the original plated steel nibs, I just have a couple extra M400 goldies.
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Some years ago, I've purchased a Omas (blue) from a well known website and the ink is botched, very pale, looks like a plain and insipid blue. I still have almost full the bottle, I don't have feelings to fill a FP with that ink 
HOLY CANNOLI! Great collection!Here is every Pelikan M2xx demonstrator made to date. I have managed to collect every M2xx pen Pelikan has ever made except for two incredibly rare finds that I'm on the eternal search for.
These M200 pens look sweet! I`m just pondering about getting a M200 steel nib for my Tortoiseshell Red M101N pen so I can post in this thread too!?
I only have a couple Pelikans, but they may be my favorite pens.
I brought one fountain pen with me for a long weekend trip to Victoria, BC:
It’s one of my better writers: a red M205 with a steel EF nib. It got a lot of use over the weekend writing letters at the Empress, and a couple of the concierges took notice.
It’s one of my better writers: a red M205 with a steel EF nib. It got a lot of use over the weekend writing letters at the Empress, and a couple of the concierges took notice.
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