FABER CASTELL CHEERFUL FOUNTAIN PEN WITH TRANSPARENT BODY
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Among various Faber Castell fountain pens I have collected, this one has an absolutely unrivaled position.
It has a very unlikely design to Faber Castell.
Faber Castell has sometimes made pencils with funny designs, but fountain pen with hilarious design must be quite rare.
When I first saw this, I was dubious of whether it really belongs to Faber Castell.
However, the fountain pen definitely claims itself Faber Castell.
Based on the way its logo is written I guess this one was made in 1980-90s.
It might not be seen well, you can spot the word "W. Germany" at the top of the clip though.
Consequently, I deduced this fountain pen was made in the 80s.
Not knowing its model name, I hesitated how I should name this one.
Hence I post it with the name "cheerful pattern," but this never suits my taste.
As you can see, it consists of colorful patterns with various shapes and most of the body is transparent.
Until I found this one, the only transparent fountain pens of Faber Castell I knew were demonstrator fountain pens, which are intended to be clear to show their mechanisms.
Judging from the design, it doesn't look like an expensive fountain pen.
Nevertheless, it has quite a nice nib!
I thought I've collected most fountain pens of Faber Castell from the very early fountain pen (safety fountain pen) to the modern Graf von Faber Castell fountain pens.
Still, this kind of nib is absolutely new to me.
It is inscribed "Faber Castell, iridium point, Germany."
The fountain pen was made in W. Germany, on the other hand, the nib says it was made in Germany.
The nib is wide and has a good curvature.
Inside the grip is also visible.
How many fountain pens have you made, Faber Castell!
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