Sailor Fountain Pen Pro Gear Slim Manyo CT Set - Violet Fine
Experience the harmony of colors and the feeling of tranquility with our latest addition, the Violet Pro Gear Slim. This pen is a tribute to the beauty of nature, inspired by the soft notes of wild violets in a peaceful field.
The Violet Pro Gear Slim brings together the soothing blue tones of Kikyou and Sumire in a unique combination. The result is a pen that brings the peace and serenity of nature to the palm of your hand.
The beautiful Violet Pro Gear Slim fountain pen is sold as a set and the 50ml bottle of Sailor Manyo Kikyou ink to match, as well as a cartridge converter, is included.
So you have everything you need to start writing right away!
- Fountain Pen
- Design: Pro Gear Slim Manyo
- Color: Light Blue/ Blue
- Chrome Trims
- Nib Material: 14k gold
- Color Nib: White Gold
- Nib Size: Fine
- Material: Resin
- Screw-cap
- Length Body: 10.9 cm
- Length Overall: 12.3cm
- Diameter Body: 12 mm
- Diameter Grip: 9.7 mm
- Weight Body: 10 gram
- Weight Overall: 17 gram
- Converter included
- Uses Sailor ink cartridges
- Luxury gift box
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In 1911, the "Sakata-Manufactory" was founded by Sakata and his brother with the production of solid gold nibs. In 1917, the Hamadacho factory moved and the company name changed to "Sailor Pen Sakata-Manufactory Co., Ltd," and fountain pens were added to their production. The company reached a turning point on May 27, 1926 when Prince Imperial Hirohito visited the factory. This was a great honor for a small company and The Sailor Pen fame.
Shortly after World War II, Sailor was the first in Japan to launch ballpoint pens, which became a major trend. In 1954, the Sailor Pen Company invented the ink cartridges, which they introduced in 1958. In the years that followed, Sailor regularly introduced new fountain pens, such as the pocket, the Fude. In 1973, Sailor's popular series (#11-506) won the Japan Consumers' Association first prize.
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