1932-1944 Black Pelikan 100s
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| Number | Year | Nib | Comments | Price |
| 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! |
| PE2124 | 1937 | 14K 'D' | A 1937 Pelikan 100 in black celluloid with the old style logo, not a common pen. The inkwindow is yellow, but slightly clouded, the double incised script 14 Karat nib is a D (indicating hard=durch). It looks to be fine or extra fine. A very nice pen. | SOLD! |
| PE2040 | 1938 | 14 K ballpointed | 1938 Pelikan 100 black with black hard rubber cap, celluloid captop and mixed filler as is typical of this vintage pen. Nice, light yellow inkwindow The 14 Karat 585 nib on this is a K (ball pointed) nib. A good, original pen. | SOLD! |
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.