3952 Old Sheep - Dannien Selected Full Abalone Shell Two-color Blade (Small Yellow Blade) Fountain Pen

TAPANI: 3952 Old Goat - named after the ancient place name Yujing in Tainan, Taiwan, a high-quality basic writing pen. Carefully selected abalone shells, special upper and lower full shell style. The hand-made abalone shell material is then assembled and spliced piece by piece to continue the texture of each piece as much as possible. The shell pieces have natural textures and natural colors. After being artificially polished, they are wrapped around the Bronze and then coated with a thick layer of transparent paint. The wiring can be seen but not touched. Natural texture, colorful, gorgeous and beautiful (natural texture, high quality, random shipment). The pen is equipped with gray chrome-plated accessories, an airtight pen cap, an elastic mechanism pen clip design, and the 3952 brand LOGO is engraved on the pen clip. The nib uses a German BOCK #180 (#5) small two-color steel nib, which is then manually ground and adjusted by an old BOCK craftsman to make a knife tip - similar to a long knife tip (small yellow knife), which can produce slight changes in thickness and provide a different writing experience. **Product combination gift: German SCHMIDT K2 ink absorber (without ink) + a black leather pen cover hand-sewn by a Taiwanese master (styles are shipped randomly) + 3952 Old Goat textured pen box packaging** Pen size: Weight: about 40 grams, total length: about 149mm, pen cap length: about 125mm, diameter: about 14.5mm, pen body length including nib: about 125mm. In order to protect the environment, we will not provide paper bags. If you need to give gifts, please let us know in the remarks after placing the order. Thank you. The pictures are for reference only. The product is a single piece. Some photos have slight color differences due to lighting angles. The actual product will prevail. Note: Wipe and maintain the pen body and the inside of the pen cap frequently. Do not leave the pen tip facing downward for a long time. Warm reminder: When writing, do not press the tip of the pen or write to the left or right (for right-handed people, it is recommended that the tip of the pen should point to around 10 or 11 o'clock when writing) to avoid accidentally misaligning the iridium point and causing paper scratching and ink breaking. The pen tip should be rinsed with clean water frequently to avoid ink jam and affect the writing quality.