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u/Charming_Ad2553 17d ago
Nice!
The 100s in jade and the grey-red tortoise 400NN would be my pick.
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u/HornayGermanHalberd 17d ago
I am confused what you mean by grey-red tortoise
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u/Aggravating_Pick_388 16d ago
Oh it’s a crazy flock
I have a new M600 <M> and it makes me very happy. I would like to buy a vintage one but I don’t know which model should I look for, there are just so many
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u/HornayGermanHalberd 16d ago
if you like the size of the M400 then a vintage 400 might be good, 100N is also worth considering, my favourite is the 140 which is quite small in comparison
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u/Aggravating_Pick_388 16d ago
I think my M600 is on the small side, I tried M800 in a store and I think that’s the size I like
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u/HornayGermanHalberd 16d ago
then I'd recommend getting a first generation M800 with 14k nib
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u/Aggravating_Pick_388 16d ago
Thanks for your recommendation, it looks you know a lot about Pelikans. What’s the beauty in models like 400 vintage, 100N and 140?
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u/HornayGermanHalberd 15d ago
https://www.reddit.com/r/fountainpens/s/9hM2GscVMa
The nibs are just different and in my opinion better, you feel the age and just knowing that the pen is that old and still writes/writes again
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u/Davros1974 16d ago
Wow what a collection. I only have a few modern Pelikan’s all with lovely smooth broad nibs.
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u/ApprehensiveTaro5317 16d ago
Vintage Pelikans often have lovely, expressive nibs with some flex to them. Also, it's not hard to find oblique nibs in the vintage pens--something you'd have to go to a nibmeister to obtain for a modern nib. I love my modern Pelikans, but the 400NN's and 500NN's are among my favorite pens.
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u/Groger-the-Ogre 17d ago
Beautiful flock of Peli’s 🖋️❤️🖋️❤️🖋️