Pilot - Ingen mindstepris - Pen





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Den japanske bordpen Pilot DPN200 har en blank sort harpikskrop, guldbelagte detaljer og en fin spids og måler 220 mm i længden.
Beskrivelse fra sælger
The PILOT DPN200 is a classic Japanese desk pen—now discontinued and no longer in production—ideally suited for drawing, sketching, and extended, continuous writing sessions.
The pen features a glossy black resin barrel, accented by a gold-colored decorative ring, a gold-plated nib, and a gold-plated end cap. The nib is engraved with "PILOT SUPER QUALITY"; it is an F (fine) point—approximately 0.3mm—offering a delicate and smooth writing experience.
Ink system: Cartridge-based (converter not included).
Dimensions: Approximately 220mm in total length; designed with a slender, elongated profile specifically for desk use.
Condition: The surface of the cap shows visible scuffs and fine scratches, and the barrel exhibits general signs of use. There are no cracks, dents, or deformations, and the iridium tip of the nib remains in excellent condition.
The PILOT DPN200 is a classic Japanese desk pen—now discontinued and no longer in production—ideally suited for drawing, sketching, and extended, continuous writing sessions.
The pen features a glossy black resin barrel, accented by a gold-colored decorative ring, a gold-plated nib, and a gold-plated end cap. The nib is engraved with "PILOT SUPER QUALITY"; it is an F (fine) point—approximately 0.3mm—offering a delicate and smooth writing experience.
Ink system: Cartridge-based (converter not included).
Dimensions: Approximately 220mm in total length; designed with a slender, elongated profile specifically for desk use.
Condition: The surface of the cap shows visible scuffs and fine scratches, and the barrel exhibits general signs of use. There are no cracks, dents, or deformations, and the iridium tip of the nib remains in excellent condition.

