3952 Old Goat-Taroko rosewood titanium tip (Tang Dao) fountain pen

Taroko (TAROKO): 3952 Old Goat - named after Taiwan's famous tourist attractions, with a large and steady writing style. The pen body is made of carefully selected rosewood logs. (This model is a log style. Friends who like the flavor of logs should not miss it. Each pen has a unique wood grain, and high-quality products are shipped randomly.) It is equipped with a flame-carved black alloy electroplated metal rotating air-tight pen cap, and gray chrome electroplated accessories. , special elastic mechanism pen clip design. The pen tip uses German goat BOCK #250 (#6) standard titanium tip, which is then manually ground into a knife tip by an old goat craftsman, similar to a Tang knife that is sharpened with a long knife. It is smooth and elastic, suitable for writing Chinese characters and foreign languages, and the writing feel is first-class! **Product combination bonus: German SCHMIDT K2 ink absorber (no ink) + a black leather pen cover hand-sewn by a Taiwanese master (style shipped randomly) + 3952 old goat texture pen box packaging** Pen size: length 149mm, cap diameter 14.5mm, barrel diameter 14.5mm, weight approximately 56 grams. In order to protect the environment, we do not provide paper bags. If you have any gift needs, please inform us in the comments after placing the order. Thank you. The pictures are for reference only. Some pictures may have slight color differences due to the lighting angle. They are mainly based on the actual product. Note: The pen body and the inside of the pen cap should be wiped and maintained regularly. Do not leave the pen tip down for a long time when it is left standing. Warm reminder: Do not press the nib when writing or write to the left or right (for right-handers, it is recommended that the pen tip should point around 10 or 11 o'clock when writing) to avoid accidentally causing the iridium point to be misplaced and causing scraping and ink breakage. The pen tip should be rinsed with clean water frequently to avoid ink jams that may affect writing quality.