Caran d'Ache 849 Fountain Pen - Black Code
Caran d'Ache 849 Fountain Pen - Black Code
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Caran d'Ache 849 Fountain Pen - Black Code is part of the Black Edition collection.
Black is a color that transcends time and trends, embodying both power and elegance. Caran d'Ache celebrates its timeless allure with the Black Edition collection, a perfect fusion of sophistication and contemporary design.
Caran d'Ache's 849 Fountain Pen was designed and made after their well-known and popular 849 Ballpoint Pens. Similar to the 849 Ballpoint Pens, the 849 Fountain Pen has a hexagonal body shape and a slim look and feel. The fountain pen has an aluminum barrel with a plastic grip section; the nib material is stainless steel and the clip is steel as well. The pen cap has a satisfying click when you cap it, and it is possible to post the cap securely. The 849 fountain pen is compatible with standard international short and long cartridges, and converters.
Fountain Pen Features:
- Hexagonal aluminum barrel
- Glossy black plastic grip section
- Stainless steel nib with black lacquer finish
- Click-in cap
- Clip and button made of metal with matte black chrome finish
Details:
- Compatible with standard international short and long cartridges or converters
- Comes with 1 Cosmic Black Short Cartridge
- available
- Made in Switzerland
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About Caran d'Ache:
Founded in 1915 in Geneva, Caran d'Ache was originally known as Fabrique Genevoise de Crayons, but it was rebranded to Caran d'Ache, which means pencil in Russian, in 1924. Probably most famous for their pencils and colored pencils, the company has a long history in making some of the finest writing instruments.
