Gaze at the new Series Souverän® 805 Blue Dunes and find yourself fascinated by a world of colors. Contrasts of shadow and light interplay in hues from brilliant azure to deep, midnightblue. The composition of flowing silhouettes displays distinct patches of color, yet it also harmoniously unites the varying shades of blue. Like the color of sand dunes under a midnight moon, the interplay of blues in each 805 Blue Dunes writing instrument is unique.

The 18-karat gold nib is completely rhodium-plated, additionally etched with the Pelikan logo.

Just like every year, Pelikan has launched a new special edition for their Classic collection, matching with the new Edelstein Ink of the Year color. This year’s color: Star Ruby. This burgundy-pinkish color is inspired by the gem “ruby”.

The writing instruments in this collection are made out of resin, in which a special effect has been added to make every pen shimmer and shine. The finishing details for the pens are silver in color.

This ballpoint pen has a push meganism and contains the characteristic, well known Pelikan clip.

The name 'Souverän' came to live in the 1980's, meaning 'Sovereign'. Still, many people refer the classic stripe design to the German Foreign Minister 'Stresemann', who often wore iconic striped uniforms.

This pen makes one visualize the warmth of summer sunsets. Its bright red body with striking warm brown and orange tones shine as the light illuminates the pen's body, made of high quality resin. The material of the barrel consists of cellulose acetate, which features a slight transparent body. In here, the leftover ink can be visualized, which can be refilled through a piston filler system.  

Furthermore, the fountain pen has a 14K gold nib, available in: Extra Fine, Fine, Medium, Broad for every writing style. The nib is bi-colored in gold and silver, and contains a rhodium trim.   

The name 'Souverän' came to live in the 1980's, meaning 'Sovereign'. Still, many people refer the classic stripe design to the German Foreign Minister 'Stresemann', who often wore iconic striped uniforms.

This pen makes one visualize the warmth of summer sunsets. Its bright red body with striking warm brown and orange tones shine as the light illuminates the pen's body, made of high quality resin. The material of the barrel consists of cellulose acetate, which features a slight transparent body. In here, the leftover ink can be visualized, which can be refilled through a piston filler system.
 

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 nib is made of 14 carat gold and then completely rhodinized to obtain a silver sheen. Every single writing instrument is mounted by hand and carefully checked to fulfill the strictest quality criteria.

Always wanted a real eye catcher as fountain pen, then you are at the right place with this Pelikan P205 Fountain pen! This new P205 model has the classic design of a Pelikan fountain pen but now with a cartridge system.

The combination of the silver-coloured clip, chroomed rings and the black lacquer gives this fountain pen a classic yet modern design. The fountain pen is equipped with Pelikan's traditional and reliable piston refill system.

The fountain pen has a polished stainless steel nib, which is available in Medium, Fine, Broad and Extra Fine.

The new Souverän design also varies its classic elements in aubergine transparent. The characteristically striped pattern of the sleeve turns up again on the cap, whereby, in a slightly different form. Colored varnish stripes are encased in massive 925 sterling silver.

However, due to its transparency, the barrel made of high-grade resin appears very filigree. The parts inside the pen can be easily viewed. Anyone, who appreciates modern classics, owns a Souverän 625.

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.

Once the collector’s bug has bitten you, it’s hard to stop; if you’re a collector, you know that feeling only too well… but when it comes to storing the precious collectibles, every collector has to find a solution at some point. That’s why Pelikan has now developed a collector’s box that fits to every need: It’s beautiful, practical, and compact. It offers room for 24 writing instruments, and even the large M1000 will fit perfectly.

The frame is made of sturdy MDF covered with high-quality wooden paper, which is in turn protected by a layer of clear lacquer. To avoid scratches on the writing instruments, the trays are covered with creamy-colored faux leather. The top made of safety glass (4mm thick with polished edges) allows admiring glances at any time, and the rubber feet make sure that the collector’s box can also be placed on fragile surfaces.

The Pelikan logo can be found on both the front and the back side. Best of all, this attractive box doesn’t take up much room:

• 25cm width
• 20cm depth (+1,2cm for the handles)
• 13,5cm height

Enjoy your collection!