Pelikan 100
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nibs
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1929-1944
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Three general nib-types have been used with the model Pelikan 100
- gold-nibs
- palladium-nibs
- CN- (steel) nibs
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first nibs of the model Pelikan 100 with heart-shaped hole. Probably produced by Montblanc / Hamburg
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1929 - 1930
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14k gold
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Imprint :
“-14-”
produced in parallel with the following nib
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1930 - 1937
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14k gold / 18k gold made for France
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Imprint :
“14”
produced in parallel with the predecessor
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1930 - 1937
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14k gold / 18k gold made for France
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With the introduction of the model Pelikan 100N, the nib-imprint changed
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since 1937
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14k gold / 18k gold made for France
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In May 1938 the new nib-material palladium was officialy introduced as a result of raw material rationing
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16.05.1938 - 10.02.1940
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Palladium (“Pd”)
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16.05.1938 - 10.02.1940
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Palladium (“-Pd-”)
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The Pelikan steel-nibs differ in the half round slit near the hole, made probably for flexibility
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since
11.11.1939
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Chrome-Nickel-alloy (steel : “CN”)
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since
11.11.1939
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Chrome-Nickel-alloy (steel : “CN”)
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last update 01.05.2008
© Martin Lehmann |