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Hi guys.
I have a pen with astonishing nib for sale, to fund my recent purchase.
The pen is Pelikan M1000 Green stripe body with 18C O3B PF nib.
Attachment 46603
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The pen is in very good condition, but does not come with box and papers.
USD600.00 of best offer includin shipping from France to worldwide. Local meeting is available if you're in Paris.
Please don't hesitate to PM me if interested.
If wishing could make it so...such a gorgeous pen. Best of luck with the sale!
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hi there: is the nib very soft and easy to flex ??? thx Larry
It is moderately soft as many M1000 nib with PF marking are. But I don't think it is easy to flex.
What is the "PF"? priviliged foreign - for customs and imports?
As far as I know it roughly indicates the time of its production. It means it is produced no later than early 1990s, and the nibs with PF marking are mostly softer than current nibs. But I'm not that sure because my friend has a PF-stamped M1000 EF nib that is harder than the current one.Quote:
Originally Posted by SIR
As a seller I just wanted to indicate that the nib has the stamping, to let the buyers know.
Hi,
PF indicates the country of production. I.e. Switzerland. Also, M1000 was introduced in late 1990's (I believe 1997?).
Don't want the pen, just letting you know if you don't mind. :)
Have one too, a 3B which does not write like a stub. Will be selling it soon-ish.
Thanks a lot!Quote:
Originally Posted by Dhruv
For an explanation of the PF hallmark take a look here:
https://thepelikansperch.com/2014/09...ibs-explained/
Pen was on hold, but the (potential) buyer suddenly disappeared. Bump with price drop to 650
Bump with price drop to 600