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Grey Kaweco fountain pen

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Kaweco Skyline Sport Fountain Pen – Grey

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Kaweco Skyline Classic Sport fountain pen in GREY

Informed by Kaweco’s 1935 octagonal design, this is the perfect pen for fans of modernist designs in mid grey – a great buy for fans of brutalist architecture. Starting life as the Heidelberg Pen Company in 1889, famed for its ‘dip pens’, the company became Kaweco in 1921.

Fountain Pen

High-quality plastic

Screw-on cap

Silver Kaweco name on cap

Made in Germany

Comes with a cartridge

Nib Medium

Grey

Length posted 13cm

Length closed 10.5cm

Weight 20g

10000757

Add the pen tin with the Kaweco logo

Buy as a gift set

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Weight	40 g
Dimensions	13.0 × 2.5 × 2.8 cm

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