• Pelikan - Stilografica 605 Stresemann
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605 Stresemann

605 Stresemann

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nib

Medium size

Nib

18Kt gold pointed EF, F, M, B.

Filling system

piston

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The Pelikan Souverän 605 Stresemann fountain pen features the same elegant anthracite grey stripes on its barrel as the suit that gave it its name, in a medium size designed for daily use.

The name commemorates Gustav Stresemann, a German statesman and Nobel Peace Prize laureate, who habitually wore a pinstriped suit in black and anthracite grey. Since then, both suits and striped pens have borne his name.

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Features of the Pelikan Souverän 605 Stresemann

The barrel, with its seemingly simple anthracite-colored stripes, is made of cellulose acetate, produced through a traditional process that requires intensive labor. For the finely turned black parts, a high-quality resin was used. The clip and rings are palladium-plated. Each individual writing instrument is hand-assembled and tested to meet the strictest control criteria.

Medium size, 18Kt gold nib available in Extra Fine, Fine, Medium, and Broad tips, piston filling system: a system that fills the reservoir directly from the inkwell, without the need for cartridges. Like every Stresemann fountain pen in the Souverän series, it requires minimal maintenance: rinse the nib with lukewarm water when changing ink color, and regular use to maintain a consistent flow over time.

Discover other Pelikan fountain pens on pens.business, or learn more about the history of Gustav Stresemann on Wikipedia.

FAQ

Why is the Pelikan Souverän called Stresemann?
The name refers to the anthracite grey striped suit worn by Gustav Stresemann in the 1920s: the same striped pattern adorns the barrel of this Stresemann fountain pen.
What nib does the 605 Stresemann have?
An 18Kt gold nib, available in Extra Fine, Fine, Medium, and Broad tips, with a piston filling system.
What material is the striped barrel made of?
Cellulose acetate processed with a traditional method that requires many hours of work; the trimmings (clip and rings) are made of palladium.
What maintenance does this fountain pen require?
Minimal maintenance: simply rinse the nib with lukewarm water when changing ink color and use it regularly to maintain a consistent flow.
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The barrel, with its seemingly simple anthracite-colored stripes, is made of cellulose acetate, obtained through a traditional and very labor-intensive process.
A high-quality resin was used for the finely turned, black pieces.
The clip and rings are finished in palladium.

The name Stresemann

Gustav Stresemann (1879-1929), Foreign Minister of the Weimar Republic, Nobel Peace Prize winner in 1926.
He habitually wore a new type of suit (pinstripe), with thin black and anthracite gray stripes, and this type of suit soon became known as his. Even the widely used striped Pelikan fountain pens were called Stresemann; and to this day, both suits and pens bear his name.

Each individual writing instrument is hand-assembled and tested to meet the most stringent quality control criteria.

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