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1932-1944 Black Pelikan 100s

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Number	Year	Nib	Comments	Price
PE2699	1939	14 K EF	Pelikan 100 in black. Always a favorite for their elegant good looks, this is a fine example. With mixed hard rubber and celluloid correct to this era, the double incised script 585 14 Karat nib is an EF. The binde is shrunken about .05 mm and the inkwindow is dark, but a superb pen with an unusual but authentic clip.	SOLD
PE2378	1934	14 K flexible Arabic medium	The ink window on this pen has darkened and the hard rubber shows some fading. However, the early incised script 14 K nib is a superbly flexible Arabic medium. This is one to use and enjoy!	$595
PE2507	1939	14 K medium	Pelikan 100 in black celluloid with a clear olive green ink window. The nib is a plain script 585 14 K medium with better than average flexibility. This is one to use and enjoy!	SOLD
PE2292	1933	fine flex 14 K	These pens seem to be hard to find, even moreso than the grays. This is a good clean example although the ink window has ambered to a deep red, not easily seen through. The nib is a fine flexible 14 K. A superb user or part of a basic early Pelikan collection.	SOLD
PE2122	1933	fine to medium	Black with black hard rubber cap and mechanism. This is an uncommon early 100 with the straight section, but the cap with single vent holes suggests early 1933. The nib on this is an early plain script Pelikan 14 Karat in what looks to be a fine to medium. The ink window is dark, but clear. The hard rubber is shiny and true black. A superlative pen.	SOLD
PE2220	1936	14K fine-medium	1936 Pelikan 100 in black with black hard rubber cap, captop and mechanism (I think). The black parts are really shiny and dark. A fine pen, with a 14 Karat nib that is marked K but looks more like a fine to medium with great flex.	SOLD
PE2568	1936	fine flex 14 K	Pelikan 100 in black hard rubber. The ink window on this early pen has darkened but otherwise very clean. The early incised script 14 K nib is a superbly flexible fine.	SOLD
PE2569	1940	14 K fine	Pelikan 100 in black celluloid with a very dark olive green ink window. Otherwise this is a very clean pen. The nib is a incised script 585 14 K fine with better than average flexibility. This is one to use and enjoy!	$575

We have Pelikan 200 mechanical pencils to match any of the above models. Add one and make a set. Pencils range in price from $75.00-125.00. Please inquire for price and specific materials and markings.

Notes:

All pens have correct parts for the year indicated unless otherwise noted.
Pens from 1932-1937 will have hard rubber caps, captops and mechanisms, as well as the old style logo on the captop.
Pens from 1938-1944 will be in celluloid, with the new style captop logo.
Transitional pens will be described more fully.
All nibs are 14K unless indicated.
Each nib is correct to the year of the pen.
Nib swaps are possible.
Feel free to e-mail for further detail.