Kaweco Brass Sport Fountain Pen Brass F

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The Kaweco Brass Sport fountain pen is a distinctive fountain pen, produced from solid, untreated brass, which over time will develop its own patina unless polished.

The Brass Sport takes the Sport pocket pen, and hardens it for a tough life (like the AL Sport) and then makes it really heavy and lovely. I love the ageless hexagon design, the chubby and short profile, its heft, plus brass is such a charming material.The Kaweco Brass Sport ballpoint pen is made of solid, untreated CNC machined brass which will age and develop its own unique patina over time unless polished. A satisfyingly weighty yet well-balanced rollerball pen from renowned German brand Kaweco, who have been making pens since 1883. We can engrave any letter, number or character that can entered from a standard computer keyboard, in any language. The now iconic Kaweco Brass Sport series is made of solid, untreated, CNC-machined brass which will age and develop its own unique patina over time unless polished.

As with all foreign imports, you are liable for any taxes and duties imposed by your local taxation authority (e. You will probably still have to pay some form of import duty to your local tax authorities when your parcel arrives. The production takes place via hand assembly and individual inspection in the city renowned for its pencils - Nuremberg.The untreated finish means this pen will - like the Al-Sport Raw that came before it - wear over time and develop a unique patina depending on use and storage conditions. Lots of pens have brass barrels or components but the brass is normally hidden away under layers of paint or plastic.

Got a chance to test it out and it works like a dream (you wouldn’t guess it was nearly half a century old). This design dates from 1935, is small enough to fit comfortably in a pocket or purse, but more importantly sits well in the hand. It is a very good option for people working in environments like building sites for example, where indestructible and very hardwearing writing instruments are de rigeur. Kaweco, founded as Heidelberger Federhalterfabrik in 1883, began producing pocket fountain pens in 1912. Made from solid lead-free 'eco' brass, which is left untreated and uncoated, it weighs in at 44g which is more than most other pens currently available.The Kaweco BRASS Sport fountain pen is made of solid, untreated, CNC-machined brass, which will age and develop its own unique patina over time unless polished. The nib of the fountain pen is made by Bock of Heidelberg, using premium-quality stainless steel with a chrome coated finish. Il suo prezzo è "importante", ma nonostante ciò considero questa penna un piccolo gioiellino, con un design eccellente. Kaweco were covering all bases with their marketing of this hugely successful pen, now synonymous with the brand itself. We work really hard to ensure that our products are produced to the highest standards and delivered to you with the best service.

Kaweco have left the brass unpolished, so it has a little texture to it and a really cool vintage look. Originally established in 1899 in Heidelberg (also home of Lamy), the company was eventually renamed Kaweco as its owners namesake, Henrich Koch and Rudolph Weber - KOch, WEber and COmpany. The Kaweco Sport range is one of those products that is so great, it has barely changed since it was first introduced in 1935! The chunky octagonal profile and substantial weight gives this pen a presence in the hand, making it a real joy to hold. The components are painstakingly handcrafted into a writing instrument and checked for flawless quality.They can be mixed and matched as a duo of writing implements and held together in an attractive leather pouch, just as they were traditionally advertised back in the day. The iconic Kaweco Sport was first designed in 1911 as a pocket fountain pen which could be carried everywhere. cm when closed, but when the cap is mounted on top of the barrel they become a 13 cm-long, standard-sized pen, hence the slogan: "small in the pocket, large in the hand". With the cap on, the pen is 10cm long - however when removed and mounted on the top of the pen, the pen is 13 cm long. The purpose of this pen, first designed over 100 years ago, was to develop a writing instrument that could be carried everywhere.