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Pelikan Souverän
M800 Series
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M800 Clear
Demonstrator Special Edition with or without markings. |
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M805 Black with
silver trim |
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This Pelikan M805 is very formal in black resin and white metal. This pen, as well as all those below, takes the entire range of M800 nibs from extra-fine to triple broad and is highly suited to stub, italic and oblique customization. At just over 5 1/2" long, capped, with a barrel diameter of a full 1/2", the pens in this series are slightly larger than standard. The retail price of this pen, and all those below (except the M850), is $485.00. Our Price: $388.00 (Our distributor tells us that the M..05 series (the 405, 605, 805 etc.) will be discontinued in the not too distant future. This vague warning should serve as a wake up call to those who would regret not getting one when they are gone.) |
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M805 Solid Blue
with silver trim |
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| The M805 solid blue with silver trim has been discontinued and is no longer available through our US distributor. Because it does not have the usual black cap, this was a departure from the rest of the series.We have obtained a small number of these pens, and we are selling them for $485.00. | ||
M805 Blue Stripe
with silver trim |
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| The only difference between this pen and the M800 Blue, pictured below, is the silver trim. | ||
M800 Blue Stripe
with gold trim |
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Retail: $485.00. Our Price: $388.00 |
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M800 Red Stripe
with gold trim |
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This is Pelikan's RED! It is now available in the M800, M600 and M400 sizes. Although the pen comes stock with an 18K nib unit, we can do any modification you would like to the points: italic, stub or oblique. We do not encourage adding flex to these 18K nibs. $485.00. Our Price: $388.00 |
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| In black and gold, this is the standard against which all of this series is compared. Retail: $485.00. Our Price: $388.00 | ||
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The green stripe is very traditional with Pelikan.
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M850 Green with
vermeil cap |
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| We have, once again, managed to acquire a few of these out-of-production 800 size pens with vermeil caps (gold over sterling silver). They are NOS (New Old Stock) and come with presentation box and papers. The barrel can be the traditional Green stripe, as above, or solid Black. If your color preference is more daring you might want to try this gold cap with a Blue Stripe or even Red Stripe barrel. The full range of 18K nibs, EF to O3B, is available. While they last our price is $480.00. | ||
M800 Green Demonstrator |
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| We do have a Pelikan M800 L.E. Green Demonstrator Ballpoint #478/850. This pen is in excellent condition with only two tiny mars on the nose cone to keep us from calling it near mint. The spring looks a little uneven but the mechanism is fully functional. At 5 9/16 inches long with the point extended, it weighs 27 grams. For anyone lucky enough to have the L.E. fountain pen, here's the matching ballpoint. Our price $395.00 | ||
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We had a limited number of the metal end Pelikan M800 fountain pens. For more information and images, click here. SOLD OUT |
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| (Ed: this arrived as a hand-written note) "Dear John & Pat, Thank you all for the prompt service on this beautiful pen (Ed: an M800 Blue). It is beautiful (my first Pelikan) and it writes wonderfully. It is a little larger than I am used to, but I am acclimating quickly. I use it daily and am glad how it writes (starts) without hesitation. I consult a dictionary often and the pen never hesitates when I begin. Josh, thank you for the patient knowledgeable guidance as the nib modifications are a first for me. I am e-mailing less and writing letters more. I am really enjoying it. Sincerely, Frank Fowler" (received 2/27/04) | ||
| "The Pelikan (ed: M800 Red with enhanced OM nib) is great fun. This is the first altered oblique that I have owned, and having written with it for a few days, it has become clear that the factory obliques that I have (one Montblanc and one Pelikan) are just too wimpy. This one is exactly what I wanted. With the crispened nib, it took more attention to line angle than unmodified obliques, but it’s so responsive. The line is smooth, but the sharpening gives it a touch more tooth, which is quite enjoyable. " (Terry Lee Sheppard, 9/13/03) | ||
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