Pelikan Cartridge filler - first models

Corresponds apart to the color, cap and nib the first Pelikano.

Corresponds apart to the color, cap and nib the first Pelikano.Corresponds apart to the color, cap and nib the first Pelikano.

Corresponds apart to the color, cap and nib the first Pelikano.

Corresponds apart to the color, cap and nib the first Pelikano.

Cap made of brushed stainless steel, beams clip without lettering.

Cap made of brushed stainless steel, beams clip without lettering.

Found in France with a 18 ct ST-Nib (Steno), normally it was deliverd with a 14 ct Nib.
Cap length: 63,5 mm (2.5 in) and overall length 133,5 mm (5.26 in) and weight: 12,4 g (0.44 oz).

Cap gold filled with stripes guilloche

Cap made of nickel silver, beam clip without lettering.

Cap from brushed nickel silver.
At the edge of the cap partly the name: 'Pelikan 20 Silvexa'

Cap from brushed nickel silver.

Brushed chrome nickel. Examples with straight bar clip also known.

According Pelikan there was a demonstrator P30. The clip of this fountain pen and the narrow snap ring to secure the cap shown no similarities with the P30 blue or black. The cap ring bears an imprint: 'Pelikan MK 21 Germany'. There are copies with other imprints.

In Juni and July 1970 was the pen produced with a 14 ct gold nib, from August 1970 it was equipped with an 18 ct gold nib.

The model had changes during the production period, both at the clip and the barrel end.
From around 1975 the straight bar clip was used.

The model had changes during the production period, both at the clip and the barrel end.

From exterior as P478, but with gold nib

Successor of the P30 black with new 3-digit designation.
The pen shown here has instead of the Pelikan logo the logo of the Hannover Messe (Hanover fair).

The old P495 was manufactured from July 1975 only with square guilloche instead of stripe guilloche.

Without cap; with matching black grommet