Double pen case in leather...
€103.00
Double pen case in natural leather with 31 loops to carry colored pencils, fountain pen, ball, ruler, sharpener, eraser, felt pen ...
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Brass KAWECO Lilliput Ballpoint Pen
€81.00
Kaweco is often confused with a Japanese brand! However Kaweco was established in 1883 in Heidelberg, Germany!
The Lilliput ballpoint pen is extra-compact and is one of the smallest Kaweco pens. It measures 9.6 cm when closed with a diameter of only 0.95 cm! Its cap screws onto the back of the pen to make it larger when writing. Made in Germany from a block of solid brass, this model will age gracefully by developing a unique and timeless patina
The name of the pen was taken from the book The Travels of Gulliver (Jonathan Swift, 1721) where miniature men called Lilliputians live on the imaginary island Lilliput located in the Indian Ocean.
Product: ballpoint pen. A medium sized ball cartridge is included. Delivered in a metal box.
Model: KAWECO Lilliput Brass. The Lilliput pen was first released in 1910 before being reissued in 2011.
Body Material: Brass
Cap type: threaded screw-on cap
Length (closed): 9.6 cm
Length (open with its cap on the back): 12.5 cm
Diameter: Ø0.95cm
The pen is made in Germany. The box is made in China.
Kaweco pens are refillable with international standard cartridges (black, blue, green or red).
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Kaweco is often confused with a Japanese brand! However Kaweco was established in 1883 in Heidelberg, Germany!
The Lilliput ballpoint pen is extra-compact and is one of the smallest Kaweco pens. It measures 9.6 cm when closed with a diameter of only 0.95 cm! Its cap screws onto the back of the pen to make it larger when writing. Made in Germany from a block of solid brass, this model will age gracefully by developing a unique and timeless patina
The name of the pen was taken from the book The Travels of Gulliver (Jonathan Swift, 1721) where miniature men called Lilliputians live on the imaginary island Lilliput located in the Indian Ocean.