The Pelikan 400 series of fountain pens was first introduced to the market in 1950 and is still one of the most successful models ever produced by the company based in Hannover, Germany. Made from celluloid, noted for its simplicity, durability, very efficient piston filler, and its iconic and recognisable green stripe and brown tortoiseshell designs. The pens measure 12.6 cm in length and are fitted with 14Ct gold nibs, and ebonite feeds and can be found with a wide range of nib options.

The Pelikan 400 series is comprised of mainly two models, the 400 and the 400N. There is also a 400NN, which was a transitional model only made for approximately one year, from December 1955 to 1956. The 400N is slightly longer than the 400 due to a more rounded and elongated piston knob in addition to a slightly longer cap.

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The Pelikan 400 series of fountain pens was first introduced to the market in 1950 and is still one of the most successful models ever produced by the company based in Hannover, Germany. Made from celluloid, noted for its simplicity, durability, very efficient piston filler and its iconic and recognisable green stripe and brown tortoiseshell designs.The pens measure 12.6 cm in length and fitted with 14Ct gold nibs, ebonite feeds and can be found with a wide range of nib options.

The Pelikan 400 series comprised of mainly two models, the 400 and the 400N. There is also a 400NN, which was a transitional model only made for approximately one year, from December of 1955 to 1956.The 400N is slightly longer than the 400 due to a more rounded and elongated piston knob in addition to a slightly longer cap.

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The Pelikan 400 series of fountain pens was first introduced to the market in 1950 and is still one of the most successful models ever produced by the company based in Hannover, Germany. Made from celluloid, noted for its simplicity, durability, very efficient piston filler and its iconic and recognisable green stripe and brown tortoiseshell designs.The pens measure 12.6 cm in length and fitted with 14Ct gold nibs, ebonite feeds and can be found with a wide range of nib options.

The Pelikan 400 series comprised of mainly two models, the 400 and the 400N. There is also a 400NN, which was a transitional model only made for approximately one year, from December of 1955 to 1956.The 400N is slightly longer than the 400 due to a more rounded and elongated piston knob in addition to a slightly longer cap.

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Pelikan 100N

The Pelikan 100N was introduced 1937 and remained in production until 1954.

This particular pen was produced between 1949 -1954. It has an Acrylic cap and a green celluloid marble body, it measures 12.3cms  capped, it is fitted with a 14kt gold  semi flex extra fine nib, it is in excellent  overall condition , no cracks or damage  and has been fully serviced.

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The Pelikan 400 series of fountain pens was first introduced to the market in 1950 and is still one of the most successful models ever produced by the company based in Hannover, Germany. Made from celluloid, noted for its simplicity, durability, very efficient piston filler and its iconic and recognisable green stripe and brown tortoiseshell designs.The pens measure 12.6 cm in length and fitted with 14Ct gold nibs, ebonite feeds and can be found with a wide range of nib options.

The Pelikan 400 series comprised of mainly two models, the 400 and the 400N. There is also a 400NN, which was a transitional model only made for approximately one year, from December of 1955 to 1956.The 400N is slightly longer than the 400 due to a more rounded and elongated piston knob in addition to a slightly longer cap.

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The Pelikan 400 series of fountain pens was first introduced to the market in 1950 and is still one of the most successful models ever produced by the company based in Hannover, Germany. Made from celluloid, noted for its simplicity, durability, very efficient piston filler and its iconic and recognisable green stripe and brown tortoiseshell designs.The pens measure 12.6 cm in length and fitted with 14Ct gold nibs, ebonite feeds and can be found with a wide range of nib options.

The Pelikan 400 series comprised of mainly two models, the 400 and the 400N. There is also a 400NN, which was a transitional model only made for approximately one year, from December of 1955 to 1956.The 400N is slightly longer than the 400 due to a more rounded and elongated piston knob in addition to a slightly longer cap.

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The Pelikan 400 series of fountain pens was first introduced to the market in 1950 and is still one of the most successful models ever produced by the company based in Hannover, Germany. Made from celluloid, noted for its simplicity, durability, very efficient piston filler and its iconic and recognisable green stripe and brown tortoiseshell designs.The pens measure 12.6 cm in length and fitted with 14Ct gold nibs, ebonite feeds and can be found with a wide range of nib options.

The Pelikan 400 series comprised of mainly two models, the 400 and the 400N. There is also a 400NN, which was a transitional model only made for approximately one year, from December of 1955 to 1956.The 400N is slightly longer than the 400 due to a more rounded and elongated piston knob in addition to a slightly longer cap.

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The Pelikan 400 series of fountain pens was first introduced to the market in 1950 and is still one of the most successful models ever produced by the company based in Hannover, Germany. Made from celluloid, noted for its simplicity, durability, very efficient piston filler and its iconic and recognisable green stripe and brown tortoiseshell designs.The pens measure 12.6 cm in length and fitted with 14Ct gold nibs, ebonite feeds and can be found with a wide range of nib options.

The Pelikan 400 series comprised of mainly two models, the 400 and the 400N. There is also a 400NN, which was a transitional model only made for approximately one year, from December of 1955 to 1956.The 400N is slightly longer than the 400 due to a more rounded and elongated piston knob in addition to a slightly longer cap.

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The push filler is operated by unscrewing the blind cap to leave a gap, introducing the nib to the ink bottle, and pushing a few times, once the ink is sucked in,  screw back the knob to the closed position, and it’s ready to write.

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