Kaweco STUDENT Fountain Pen – 30's Blues
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The 30’s Blues fountain pen is one of five musical editions in the Student collection by Kaweco. Its red colour refers to the melancholic character of the blues and was also one of the most popular colours of the 1930s. The beige barrel, red details, and golden accents create a harmonious composition with a nostalgic character.
The Kaweco Student collection features writing instruments with a distinctive rounded barrel. Made of high-quality acrylic and finished with metal details, Kaweco Student fountain pens sit comfortably in the hand, providing a smooth and enjoyable writing experience. They are available with three nib widths and can be used with disposable ink cartridges or a converter.
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