A beautiful, thrilling Turquoise-Blue Edelstein ink color that is transferred into a color-matching fountain pen and ball pen Classic series 205. When you are already fascinated by this Edelstein Ink of the year Apatite, this series will complement your color addiction.

All decoration elements of this series 205 as rings and clip are highly-shiny polished in a silver appearance. The fountain pen Classic M205 Apatite is equipped with the famous Pelikan differential piston mechanism. The highly polished stainless steel nib is offered in nib widths EF, F, M and B to match each handwriting preference. The ball pen is equipped with a push mechanism for a convenient handling.

Filling System: Piston

Nib: Steel

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Pelikan Souveran M1000 Fountain Pen - Maki- e Snow, Moon and Flowers (Limited Edition)

Pelikan

Pelikan Souveran M1000 Fountain Pen - Maki- e Snow, Moon and Flowers (Limited Edition)

PLK-820639

$4,800.00

Maki-e is the art of Japanese Lacquer painting and is renowned for its beauty and artistry. The Pelikan “Snow, Moon and Flowers” Maki-e fountain pen uses Togidashi-Taka-Maki-e that combines both Taka-Maki-e and Togidashi-Maki-e techniques.

“Snow, Moon and Flowers“ refers to winter snow, autumn moon, and spring flowers, which are natural beauties in three of the four seasons of Japan, and also conveys the tenderness in the scenery. In addition, it has become a symbolic foundation that supports the aesthetic life of the Japanese people with a calm and peaceful state of mind. “Snow, Moon and Flowers” has been used in various poems and lyrics in praising the beautiful landscapes that strike people’s hearts.

On the fountain pen, snow crystals, full moon and cherry blossoms are painted on the background and sprinkled with gold powder. The motif fantastically expresses the beautiful four seasons of Japan in fascinating details.

The Pelikan “Snow, Moon and Flowers” Maki-e fountain pen is a masterpiece that combines the craftsmanship of Pelikan Germany based on over 180 years of tradition and technology coupled with superior Japanese traditional Maki-e painting techniques. Each pen has the Pelikan logo on the crown, a limited edition number, and the artist’s signature drawn in by hand using Maki-e techniques. The edition “Snow, Moon and Flowers” is limited to 123 pieces worldwide. Each fountain pen is equipped with an 18 carat, two-tone gold nib and is encased in a traditional Japanese pen box made of paulownia wood. The writing qualities are carefully checked and tested by hand before it comes to you. Manufactured and assembled in Germany, refined in Japan.

Filling System: Piston

Nib: 18kt Gold

Pelikan

Pelikan Souveran M800 Fountain Pen - Red

PLK-816625

$740.00 $592.00

Souverän®

A true classic.

In the year 1929 Pelikan was the first company in the world to introduce the differentiated piston mechanism. This technique causes the spindle inside the fountain pen to turn quicker than the end piece of the barrel, with the help of two different threads. To this date, this fountain pen exists in many different variations, and though it has been developed in design and technical details over time, the basic mechanism remains the same.

In 1950, the model 400 was launched. With its green-striped sleeve, it has become a world-wide symbol for the brand of Pelikan. In the eighties, the series was baptized Souverän, though popular lore has taken to calling it by its nickname Stresemann, because the state secretary of the “Weimarer Republik” was famous for his striped suits...

The production of the sleeve is work-intensive. Adhering to a special Pelikan recipe, the raw material cotton is processed through many different steps until it is shaped into a striped sheet. It is then formed into the right shape, cut and sanded with a diamond. Next, the characteristic double clips at the back of the barrel and on the cap are integrated into the material. This is done with the highest precision in order to obtain a virtually seamless transition between the materials. The writing instrument is then polished to a high sheen before the slightly springy clip with its famous, stylized Pelikan is mounted.

If you love classics, you own a Souverän writing instrument.

Filling System: Piston

Nib: 18kt Gold

Last Chance

Pelikan Classic M200 Fountain Pen - Golden Beryl (Special Edition) | Atlas Stationers.

Pelikan

Pelikan Classic M200 Fountain Pen - Golden Beryl (Special Edition)

PLK-819688

$260.00 $208.00

An extraordinary ink needs an extraordinary pen to match with. The new Classic 200 Golden Beryl creates the perfect fit together with the golden shimmering Edelstein® ink Golden Beryl. The slightly satined-transparent material allows a glimpse into the inside of the ink reservoir. If the pen is filled with Golden Beryl ink, it shows the fascinating flow of the golden shimmering elements swirling around when the pen is moved. At the same time the material itself glows in fine golden lights to harmonize with the ink impression.

All decoration elements of this series are gold-plated. The Classic 200 Golden Beryl is offered as a fountain pen with differential piston mechanism.

Filling System: Piston

Nib: Steel

Pelikan

Pelikan Souveran M1000 Fountain Pen - Black

PLK-987370

$1,040.00 $832.00

Pelikan

Pelikan Souveran M1000 Fountain Pen - Green

PLK-987594

$1,040.00 $832.00

Pelikan

Pelikan Souveran M800 Fountain Pen - Black

PLK-995555

$730.00 $584.00

Pelikan

Pelikan Souveran M605 Fountain Pen - Stresemann Anthracite

PLK-813600

$660.00 $528.00

A true classic

In the year 1929 Pelikan was the first company in the world to introduce the differentiated piston mechanism. This technique causes the spindle inside the fountain pen to turn quicker than the end piece of the barrel, with the help of two different threads. To this date, this fountain pen exists in many different variations, and though it has been developed in design and technical details over time, the basic mechanism remains the same.

In 1950, the model 400 was launched. With its green-striped sleeve, it has become a world-wide symbol for the brand of Pelikan. In the eighties, the series was baptized Souverän, though popular lore has taken to calling it by its nickname Stresemann, because the state secretary of the “Weimarer Republik” was famous for his striped suits...

The production of the sleeve is work-intensive. Adhering to a special Pelikan recipe, the raw material cotton is processed through many different steps until it is shaped into a striped sheet. It is then formed into the right shape, cut and sanded with a diamond. Next, the characteristic double clips at the back of the barrel and on the cap are integrated into the material. This is done with the highest precision in order to obtain a virtually seamless transition between the materials. The writing instrument is then polished to a high sheen before the slightly springy clip with its famous, stylized Pelikan is mounted.

If you love classics, you own a Souverän writing instrument.

Piston filler including a 24 carat gold plating and an elaborately striped body made of celluloid acetate. The nibs of the Souverän piston filler the nib of the models M600 consists of 14 carat/585 gold. All nibs are refined with a rhodium decor and their writing qualities were tested by hand.

Pelikan

Pelikan Souveran M805 Fountain Pen - Black-Silver

PLK-925438

$720.00 $576.00

Souverän® Stresemann®

The foreign minister of the Weimar Republic, Gustav Stresemann (1879- 1929), was honored with the Nobel Prize for Peace in 1926: Together with his French colleague Aristide Briand, he was acknowleged for his reconciliatory work between the nations after World War I. Besides his impressive political career, Stresemann also became famous for the creation of a new kind of suit that was still sufficiently formal for official presentations and yet comfortable enough for his work at the office. Stresemann liked to wear suits with thin stripes, and, as life sometimes goes, a legend developed ... and suddenly, people called the striped fountain pens from Pelikan -- that were just then starting their global tour of success around the world -- by the name of „Stresemann“.

Both the suits and the pens still carry that name to this day. To officially acknowledge and honor this legend, Pelikan has now named the latest addition to the standard collection, the Souverän with elegant stripes in anthracite, the „Stresemann“. The barrel with the deceptively simple anthracite stripes is made of cellulose acetate, using a traditional process that‘s extremely work-intensive. For the black, finely turned pieces, high-quality resin was used. The clip and the rings are plated with palladium. The gold nib is completely rhodinized to obtain a silver sheen. Every single writing instrument is mounted by hand and carefully checked to fulfill the strictest quality criteria.

Pelikan Souveran M800 Fountain Pen - Black-Green | Atlas Stationers.

Pelikan

Pelikan Souveran M800 Fountain Pen - Black-Green

PLK-995670

$730.00 $584.00

Pelikan Souveran M805 Fountain Pen - Stresemann Anthracite | Atlas Stationers.

Pelikan

Pelikan Souveran M805 Fountain Pen - Stresemann Anthracite

PLK-957613

$920.00 $736.00

Pelikan

Pelikan Souveran M600 Fountain Pen - Black-Green

PLK-980003

$530.00 $424.00

Pelikan Classic M200 Fountain Pen - Black | Atlas Stationers.

Pelikan

Pelikan Classic M200 Fountain Pen - Black

PLK-994004

$200.00 $160.00

Simply Classic

If you’re looking for the classic writing instrument par excellence, stop right here. The fountain pen Classic black has a timeless design with its barrel and cap in polished black. It is made of high-quality resin. The 24 carat gold-plated decorative rings and the characteristic Pelikan beak clip underline its traditional design, with a transparent-green ink viewing window as a classy and colorful accent.

The Classic black is equipped with a traditional and reliable piston-filling mechanism. Different nib-sizes are available when it comes to the polished high-quality stainless steel nib. The model in the size 150 is the smallest available pen in the Classic series (only the 300 Souverän is smaller), therefore it is ideal for a small hand. This fountain pen is also available with silver fittings (M205) and with a cartridge filling mechanism: P200 for the gold version and P205 for the silver model. The M is short for mechanism (as in piston mechanism) and the P is short for Patrone (the German word for cartridge).

A classic shape with a practical filling mechanism.

Time and again, we were asked why Pelikan doesn’t offer its Classic piston fountain pens M200 and M205 with a cartridge mechanism – for those who travel a lot and for those who prefer the quick exchange of a cartridge to the more elaborate filling with a piston mechanism. At first, we hesitated. After all, Pelikan is the epitome for classical fountain pens with the famous piston mechanism. But when the demand came more and more often, we decided to act on it. Now, we readily admit that the simple beauty of the P200 took our breath away.

We are happy to offer two very popular versions made of high quality resin in black – either with gold or with silver applications. For more information on the silver model, check out the information about the P205. The gold model P200 has a stainless steel nib that is 24 carat gold plated and available in four sizes: EF, F, M, and B. To exchange the cartridge, the fountain pen can be screwed open right at the ring. This is also the part that has to be exchanged in case of a nib change.

As a perfect combination, combine this sleek fountain pen with the new Edelstein Ink Cartridges in their attractive metal boxes – they are first-class eye-catchers! Happy writing . . .

Pelikan Classic M200 Fountain Pen - Green-Marbled | Atlas Stationers.

Pelikan

Pelikan Classic M200 Fountain Pen - Green-Marbled

PLK-994103

$200.00 $160.00

Simply Classic

As this is one of the bestsellers at Pelikan, the writing instruments of this series are known all over the world. The barrel and cap are made of high-quality resin in black and green. With its different shades of green, this series has a distinctive look that reminds one of shiny marble. The anthracite ink viewing window is a classical feature just like the 24 carat gold-plated, decorative rings.

The cap with the characteristic Pelikan beak clip, the Pelikan logo crowning the top of the cap, and the typical classical shape all harmonize together and give this writing instrument the distinctive Pelikan design.

The Classic green-marbled is equipped with a traditional and reliable piston-filling mechanism. The polished high-quality stainless steel nib is available in several different nib-sizes.

Pelikan

Pelikan Classic P200 Fountain Pen - Black w/ Gold Trim

PLK-930354

$210.00 $168.00

Pelikan Classic M205 Fountain Pen - Blue Marble | Atlas Stationers.

Pelikan

Pelikan Classic M205 Fountain Pen - Blue Marble

PLK-801959

$190.00 $152.00

In new intensity!

Blue-Marbled is back again – brighter than ever

The series 205 Blue-Marbled was once in the assortment – now it is back - brighter than before. An intense color of bright blue has the familiar swirl of the well-known Green-Marbled version. It shows a fascinating mix of different shades of blue, that gives the product a certain depth. In combination with the silver rings and trimmings, the appearance is a well defined „wow-effect“ and complements the marbled Elegance series.

The series M205 will be offered as a fountain pen with differential piston mechanism and a ballpen, both with silver-colored design elements as clip and rings. The nib of the fountain pen M205 has a shiny silver, polished stainless steel nib. Depending on individual handwriting it is available in nib width EF, F, M and B. The series 205 Blue-Marbled will be part of our standard assortment. This product is a beautiful gift for yourself and for your beloved ones.

Pelikan Souveran R805 Rollerball Pen - Stresemann | Atlas Stationers.

Pelikan

Pelikan Souveran R805 Rollerball Pen - Stresemann

PLK-957498

$480.00 $384.00

Souverän® Stresemann®

The foreign minister of the Weimar Republic, Gustav Stresemann (1879- 1929), was honored with the Nobel Prize for Peace in 1926: Together with his French colleague Aristide Briand, he was acknowleged for his reconciliatory work between the nations after World War I. Besides his impressive political career, Stresemann also became famous for the creation of a new kind of suit that was still sufficiently formal for official presentations and yet comfortable enough for his work at the office. Stresemann liked to wear suits with thin stripes, and, as life sometimes goes, a legend developed ... and suddenly, people called the striped fountain pens from Pelikan -- that were just then starting their global tour of success around the world -- by the name of „Stresemann“.

Both the suits and the pens still carry that name to this day. To officially acknowledge and honor this legend, Pelikan has now named the latest addition to the standard collection, the Souverän with elegant stripes in anthracite, the „Stresemann“.

The barrel with the deceptively simple anthracite stripes is made of cellulose acetate, using a traditional process that‘s extremely work-intensive. For the black, finely turned pieces, high-quality resin was used. The clip and the rings are plated with palladium. Every single writing instrument is mounted by hand and carefully checked to fulfill the strictest quality criteria.

Pelikan

Pelikan Souveran R800 Rollerball Pen - Black-Green

PLK-997650

$450.00 $360.00

Pelikan

Pelikan Souveran K805 Ballpoint Pen - Blue

PLK-933689

$400.00 $320.00

A True Classic

In the year 1929 Pelikan was the first company in the world to introduce the differentiated piston mechanism. This technique causes the spindle inside the fountain pen to turn quicker than the end piece of the barrel, with the help of two different threads. To this date, this fountain pen exists in many different variations, and though it has been developed in design and technical details over time, the basic mechanism remains the same.

In 1950, the model 400 was launched. With its green-striped sleeve, it has become a world-wide symbol for the brand of Pelikan. In the eighties, the series was baptized Souverän, though popular lore has taken to calling it by its nickname Stresemann, because the state secretary of the “Weimarer Republik” was famous for his striped suits... . After the black and blue model of 1995, since 2003, a black-blue-silver model established itself as another classic pen. It also has the typical sleeve.

The production of the sleeve is work-intensive. Adhering to a special Pelikan recipe, the raw material cotton is processed through many different steps until it is shaped into a striped sheet. It is then formed into the right shape, cut and sanded with a diamond. Next, the characteristic double clips at the back of the barrel and on the cap are integrated into the material. This is done with the highest precision in order to obtain a virtually seamless transition between the materials. The writing instrument is then polished to a high sheen before the slightly springy clip with its famous, stylized Pelikan is mounted.

After the tremendous success of the Souverän series 405 and 805 in black-blue-silver, Pelikan also launched the popular size 605 as a special edition in 2012.

If you love classics, you own a Souverän writing instrument.

Pelikan

Pelikan Souveran K800 Ballpoint Pen - Black-Blue

PLK-997007

$420.00 $336.00

Pelikan

Pelikan Souveran K800 Ballpoint Pen - Black-Green

PLK-996991

$420.00 $336.00

Pelikan

Pelikan Souveran R600 Rollerball Pen - Black

PLK-997544

$420.00 $336.00

Pelikan

Pelikan Souveran R600 Rollerball Pen - Black-Red

PLK-928721

$420.00 $336.00

Pelikan

Pelikan Souveran K600 Ballpoint Pen - Black-Red

PLK-928713

$320.00 $256.00

A true classic

In the year 1929 Pelikan was the first company in the world to introduce the differentiated piston mechanism. This technique causes the spindle inside the fountain pen to turn quicker than the end piece of the barrel, with the help of two different threads. To this date, this fountain pen exists in many different variations, and though it has been developed in design and technical details over time, the basic mechanism remains the same.

In 1950, the model 400 was launched. With its green-striped sleeve, it has become a world-wide symbol for the brand of Pelikan. In the eighties, the series was baptized Souverän, though popular lore has taken to calling it by its nickname Stresemann, because the state secretary of the “Weimarer Republik” was famous for his striped suits... . With the models in "Black-Green" and "Black-Blue" already enjoying great popularity, the color variation "Black-Red" was added in 2001. The striped pattern of its sleeve presents itself in strong contrasted colors.

The production of the sleeve is work-intensive. Adhering to a special Pelikan recipe, the raw material cotton is processed through many different steps until it is shaped into a striped sheet. It is then formed into the right shape, cut and sanded with a diamond. Next, the characteristic double clips at the back of the barrel and on the cap are integrated into the material. This is done with the highest precision in order to obtain a virtually seamless transition between the materials. The writing instrument is then polished to a high sheen before the slightly springy clip with its famous, stylized Pelikan is mounted.

If you love classics, you own a Souverän writing instrument.

Pelikan

Pelikan Souveran K405 Ballpoint Pen - Stresemann

PLK-803700

$250.00 $200.00