Pelikan - 100N - Kolbenfüller - Vintage Füllfederhalter (Grün-Marmoriert) - 14K / 585 Goldfeder - Günther - No reserve price - Fountain pen

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Pelikan 100N piston-filler fountain pen by Günther Wagner, with a 14K/585 solid gold nib, green-marbled resin barrel, approx. 12 cm long, made in Deutschland and dating to the late 1940s/early 1950s, in excellent vintage condition with minor age-related wear and not in working order.

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Pelikan - 100N - Piston Filler Fountain Pen - Vintage Green Marbled - 14K / 585 Gold Nib - Günther Wagner - c. 1949–1954

Description:
Offered for auction is a vintage Pelikan 100N piston filling fountain pen made by Günther Wagner in Germany during the post-WWII era (approx. 1949–1954).

Details & Specifications:

Manufacturer: Pelikan / Günther Wagner (Germany)
Model: 100N
Nib: Original Pelikan 14K / 585 Solid Gold Nib
Barrel Finish: Green-marbled / Green-striped
Cap & Knob: Black resin with gold-plated cap bands and logo on top
Personalization: None (no personal engravings)
Ink Window: Translucent green
Total Length: approx. 12.2 cm (capped)

Condition:
The pen shows a nice vintage patina overall.

Important Condition Note / Defect:
There are minor chips/breakages in the plastic at the front lip of the section (near the nib insert). This is likely due to age, is hardly noticeable, does not affect the functionality or appearance during use, but is explicitly mentioned for full transparency. Please carefully examine the detailed photos.

A great piece for collectors or restoration enthusiasts.

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Pelikan - 100N - Piston Filler Fountain Pen - Vintage Green Marbled - 14K / 585 Gold Nib - Günther Wagner - c. 1949–1954

Description:
Offered for auction is a vintage Pelikan 100N piston filling fountain pen made by Günther Wagner in Germany during the post-WWII era (approx. 1949–1954).

Details & Specifications:

Manufacturer: Pelikan / Günther Wagner (Germany)
Model: 100N
Nib: Original Pelikan 14K / 585 Solid Gold Nib
Barrel Finish: Green-marbled / Green-striped
Cap & Knob: Black resin with gold-plated cap bands and logo on top
Personalization: None (no personal engravings)
Ink Window: Translucent green
Total Length: approx. 12.2 cm (capped)

Condition:
The pen shows a nice vintage patina overall.

Important Condition Note / Defect:
There are minor chips/breakages in the plastic at the front lip of the section (near the nib insert). This is likely due to age, is hardly noticeable, does not affect the functionality or appearance during use, but is explicitly mentioned for full transparency. Please carefully examine the detailed photos.

A great piece for collectors or restoration enthusiasts.

Shipping & Handling:
Shipping is handled via the Catawiki TrustShield system in accordance with the guidelines. Processing and dispatch will take place within up to 3 business days after receipt of payment.

Details

Era
1900-2000
Number of objects
1
Model/type
100N - Kolbenfüller - Vintage Füllfederhalter (Grün-Marmoriert) - 14K / 585 Goldfeder - Günther
Country of origin
Germany
Period
1940
Material
synthetic resin, .585 (14 kt) gold
Manufacturer/brand
Pelikan
Condition
Excellent condition: barely used with minimal signs of wear
In working order
No
Diameter
0 cm
Length
12 cm
GermanyVerified
1333
Objects sold
97.92%
Private

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