Fountain Pens Of Japan By Lambreau And Sunami Added_dec20 It has the distinction of

It has the distinction of being the only fountain pen in the permanent collection of the Museum of Modern Art in NYC

0ml ink capacity sets a new standard for beauty and elegance by recapturing the classic design first introduced in 1929

The Ipsilon Quadra sports a ruthenium plated 14K gold nib and arrives in an elegant black leatherette box

The Line D Paris sports a 14K gold nib

Limited Edition No

Fountain Pens Of Japan By Lambreau And Sunami Added_dec20 It has the distinction ofAndreas Lambrou and Masamichi Sunami began working together in 1980. Their ultimate goal has been to document the pens and pen industry of Japan. Research on this book began in 1986. After 26 years, a substantial financial investment by Classic Pens, over 12,000 man hours by each author and with the generous help of many pen collectors and companies in both the East and the West, the work was completed and published in 2012. Fountain Pens of Japan has