Sailor Fountain Pen Fountain Pen Koshu Inden Scabbard shape Medium thin 10-3051-320
Sailor Fountain Pen Fountain Pen Koshu Inden Scabbard shape Medium thin 10-3051-320
Sailor Fountain Pen Fountain Pen Koshu Inden Scabbard shape Medium thin 10-3051-320
Sailor Fountain Pen Fountain Pen Koshu Inden Scabbard shape Medium thin 10-3051-320
Sailor Fountain Pen Fountain Pen Koshu Inden Scabbard shape Medium thin 10-3051-320
Sailor Fountain Pen Fountain Pen Koshu Inden Scabbard shape Medium thin 10-3051-320
Sailor Fountain Pen Fountain Pen Koshu Inden Scabbard shape Medium thin 10-3051-320
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Sailor Fountain Pen Fountain Pen Koshu Inden Scabbard shape Medium thin 10-3051-320Sailor Fountain Pen Fountain Pen Koshu Inden Scabbard shape Medium thin 10-3051-320Sailor Fountain Pen Fountain Pen Koshu Inden Scabbard shape Medium thin 10-3051-320Sailor Fountain Pen Fountain Pen Koshu Inden Scabbard shape Medium thin 10-3051-320Sailor Fountain Pen Fountain Pen Koshu Inden Scabbard shape Medium thin 10-3051-320Sailor Fountain Pen Fountain Pen Koshu Inden Scabbard shape Medium thin 10-3051-320Sailor Fountain Pen Fountain Pen Koshu Inden Scabbard shape Medium thin 10-3051-320

Sailor Fountain Pen Fountain Pen Koshu Inden Scabbard shape Medium thin 10-3051-320

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Description

Sailor Fountain Pen Fountain Pen Koshu Inden Scabbard Shape Medium Fine 10-3051-320

[Nib] Finished with 24-karat gold plating on 14-karat gold/medium fine (MF)
[Lid/Body] Brass, Koshu Indenmaki
[Big tip] PMMA resin/black
[Metal parts] 24k gold plated finish/IP gold finish
[Function] Cartridge/converter dual-use type (converter sold separately)
[Accessories] 2 ink cartridges, manual, warranty, gift box (sheath type)
*A pattern that was favored by samurai families for its neat and dignified atmosphere, and was often used in textiles and dyed fabrics during the Edo period.

This fountain pen is finished with Japan's proud traditional technique, ``Koshu Inden,'' which is made of luxurious deerskin with lacquer patterns.

Sayagata is a pattern that was favored by samurai families for its neat and dignified atmosphere, and was used in various textiles and dyed textiles during the Edo period.

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