Early German Pelikan Fountain Pen Ink Empty Bottle

◤ Item Name: Early German Pelikan Fountain Pen Ink Empty Bottle ◤ Introduction: Pelikan (German: Pelikan) was an early German company specializing in the manufacturing of fountain pens, inks, and writing instruments. The original founder, Carl Hornemann, established Pelikan in 1838. After a change in ownership, Carl Holtzman acquired the company in 1871 and adopted the family crest, the pelican, as the Pelikan trademark. ◤ Features: This Indian Ink series was specifically designed for fountain pens. The bottle base features the embossed mark "72S", and the cap bears the pelican logo. ◤ Indian Ink: In India, ink is known as "Masi," a mixture of soot, water, and animal glue. European imports of this ink from India began in the 17th century. Its characteristics include permanence, lightfastness, quick-drying properties, water resistance, and suitability for artistic drawing. ◤ Material: Glass ◤ Dimensions: Approximately 8 cm (L) ; Approximately 3 cm (H) ◤ Weight: Approximately 101 g ◤ Origin: Germany ◤ Price: NT$980 ◤ Quantity: This is a unique, collectible item, approximately 50-60 years old and out of production. A treasured piece for enthusiasts of vintage stationery. ◤ Notes: This is a pre-owned ink bottle; the ink inside has dried, and it is currently an empty bottle. Remarks: We strive to provide comprehensive item descriptions and photographs. Buyers are encouraged to assess the item's value and age based on their own judgment. Antique items are sold without warranty or a grace period for inspection. Once sold, returns or exchanges are not accepted. Vintage items often show signs of age, such as oxidation, paint loss, or scuff marks, which are considered normal. Please consider carefully and proceed with your order only if you are comfortable with these imperfections.