Specification < Full length (when stored) : 137mm (when writing) : 126mm Body diameter : 12mm Cap diameter (excluding clip) : 14mm Max diameter (including clip) : 20mmWeight : 38g
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As a result of strict Japanese quality inspection; The manufacturer will reapply the anti-wear felt on the inside of the cap edge and replace the pen nib. There are some signs of use such as some deterioration of the plating near the base of the clip tip bulb/upper part of the cap ring, and other external scuffs and small scratches, but it is generally in good condition. Limited to 880 pieces in 2006. A pair of Nio statues are elegantly and powerfully depicted in Togidashi Taka-Maki-e. A masterpiece made with artistic techniques whose tradition dates back to the Kamakura period. This is a luxurious, hand-crafted fountain pen in which the base is sprayed onto the lacquer and then flat makie is applied. Do not miss it! [PILOT, Japan's highest level recognized by the world] In the mid-1890s, Ryosuke Namiki, who graduated from Merchant Marine School, went on board a cargo ship as an engineer in charge of overseas trade. As he came into contact with many imported products, he dreamed of ``creating something from Japan that we could be proud of to the world.'' Ryosuke Namiki, whose passion and inquisitive spirit bore fruit and became a professor, obtained a patent related to ink storage. In 1918, he established Namiki Seisakusho and began manufacturing and selling fountain pens. This is the beginning of flying around the world. After visiting Europe, he developed a method for making fountain pens using lacquer to prevent ebonite from deteriorating over time. He founded the ``Kokukokai'' (Kokukokai), led by Gonroku Matsuda, who later became a Living National Treasure. The ``NAMIKI'' brand was quickly established and recognized around the world, including signing a sales agency agreement in Europe with the global brand ``Alfred Dunhill.'' Each Maki-e fountain pen is a masterpiece that takes over 3 months to complete and goes through as many as 130 steps. This is also one of the moments when Japan's traditional techniques and perfection were recognized around the world. Pilot fountain pens have given form to ideas that have surprised the world one after another, starting with the world's first capless fountain pen, ``capless''. While the outsourcing of parts manufacturing is increasing, we are one of the few manufacturers in Japan, including Japan's three major manufacturers, that do everything from alloy casting in-house. In addition, we have developed a unique technology to mix and weld iridosmin balls, the metal used in pen points. It was first realized in Japan in 1914, and since then, we have developed and welded it in-house, which is rare in the world, and we handle rare metals that are extremely hard and hard to wear. Iridosmine balls are so hard that they are almost as hard as diamonds, and are extremely difficult to mold. This is where Pilot's stable pen point, writing quality, and durability come from. Pilot means a ``pilot guide'' who stands at the head of a large ship. The company emblem uses a floating ring to express the spirit of "overcoming obstacles" and "solid bonds" of always standing at the forefront of the times and moving forward in the face of challenges. After about 100 years, Ryosuke Namiki's proudly ``world-class'' products are now shining brightly. Please enjoy this gem of a writing instrument that comes close to its owner's daily life.
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