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Pelikan’s Wonders of Nature Series

So, it turns out that the Pelikan Niagara Falls isn’t part of the special Cities Series but is actually the first of a new Wonders of Nature (WoN) Series. I guess we should have read the press release more carefully and also the different size should have been a clue, the Cities are 620 while the WoN is 640.

Pendemonium is taking orders for the second pen in the Wonders of Nature series – the Sahara. While there are no pictures available on the site, Sam describes it as “swirling sands on a metal contoured barrel in bronze tones”.

I started a discussion thread on the Fountain Pen Network asking if anyone had knowledge of this pen and initially had no luck but then “Johnson” noticed the Sahara in a Joon catalog and posted the catalog excerpt in a new discussion thread – link here . The catalog describes it as “a stunning interpretation of the Sahara Desert. A uniquely carved metal barrel is designed after the wind swept patterns of the Sahara.”

While the catalog does not appear to indicate the size of the pen, based on a reference to a “newly engineered shape”, I am reasonably certain that it is the 640. Although a series of pens do not necessarily have to be the same shape and size, that is Pelikan’s history with the Cities series so I expect the same for the WoN.

It shall be interesting to see some more pictures of this pen and to see it in person for a better impression of its appeal.

Filed under: Cities series, Joon, Niagara Falls, pelikan fountain pen, Pendemonium, Sahara, Wonders of Nature

Pelikan’s Wonders of Nature Series

So, it turns out that the Pelikan Niagara Falls isn’t part of the special Cities Series but is actually the first of a new Wonders of Nature (WoN) Series. I guess we should have read the press release more carefully and also the different size should have been a clue, the Cities are 620 while the WoN is 640.

Pendemonium is taking orders for the second pen in the Wonders of Nature series – the Sahara. While there are no pictures available on the site, Sam describes it as “swirling sands on a metal contoured barrel in bronze tones”.

I started a discussion thread on the Fountain Pen Network asking if anyone had knowledge of this pen and initially had no luck but then “Johnson” noticed the Sahara in a Joon catalog and posted the catalog excerpt in a new discussion thread – link here . The catalog describes it as “a stunning interpretation of the Sahara Desert. A uniquely carved metal barrel is designed after the wind swept patterns of the Sahara.”

While the catalog does not appear to indicate the size of the pen, based on a reference to a “newly engineered shape”, I am reasonably certain that it is the 640. Although a series of pens do not necessarily have to be the same shape and size, that is Pelikan’s history with the Cities series so I expect the same for the WoN.

It shall be interesting to see some more pictures of this pen and to see it in person for a better impression of its appeal.

Filed under: Cities series, Joon, Niagara Falls, pelikan fountain pen, Pendemonium, Sahara, Wonders of Nature

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