Kaweco Collection Sport Fountain Pen - Marbled Ocean ed.
Kaweco Collection Sport Fountain Pen - Marbled Ocean ed.
Kaweco Collection Sport Fountain Pen - Marbled Ocean ed.
Kaweco Collection Sport Fountain Pen - Marbled Ocean ed.
Kaweco Collection Sport Fountain Pen - Marbled Ocean ed.
Kaweco Collection Sport Fountain Pen - Marbled Ocean ed.
Kaweco Collection Sport Fountain Pen - Marbled Ocean ed.
Kaweco Collection Sport Fountain Pen - Marbled Ocean ed.
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Kaweco Collection Sport Fountain Pen - Marbled Ocean ed.
Kaweco Collection Sport Fountain Pen - Marbled Ocean ed.
Kaweco Collection Sport Fountain Pen - Marbled Ocean ed.
Kaweco Collection Sport Fountain Pen - Marbled Ocean ed.
Kaweco Collection Sport Fountain Pen - Marbled Ocean ed.
Kaweco Collection Sport Fountain Pen - Marbled Ocean ed.
Kaweco Collection Sport Fountain Pen - Marbled Ocean ed.
Kaweco Collection Sport Fountain Pen - Marbled Ocean ed.

Kaweco Collection Sport Fountain Pen - Marbled Ocean ed.

$55.00
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Kaweco presents the magnificent Collection Marble Ocean fountain pen!

Its body is made of very high-quality ABS plastic (think Lego), giving it a light weight, and its octagonal shape allows it to remain stable on a table.

As a pocket pen, it can be carried anywhere and at any time. Its cap also screws on for greater security.

  • Barrel material: ABS plastic
  • Barrel color: Marbled blue-green
  • Nib material: Stainless steel
  • Nib color: Gold
  • Dimensions: 4'' closed, 5.25'' with the cap posted on the end of the barrel
  • Weight: Approximately 9 g (without cartridge or converter)
  • Cartridge type to use: Standard, short
  • A small blue ink cartridge is included
  • A silver or gold clip is available here
  • A removable converter can be installed. It will allow you to use ink bottles instead of single-use cartridges. You can find it here

In 1883, in Heidelberg, Germany, a wooden penholder factory was founded: the Heidelberger Federhalter Fabrik. This factory was eventually renamed Kaweco, in 1889, by its new owners, Heinrich Koch and Rudolph Weber. In 1911, the Kaweco Sport pen range was created. Thanks to its small size, this pen was aimed, at the time, at athletes—hence the name Sport. In 1971, Kaweco even obtained a license to produce pens dedicated to the 1972 Olympic Games in Munich! Today, Kaweco is one of the most popular brands in the writing instrument market.