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Pelikan 300 fountain pens

Pelikan 300

The Pelikan 300 is a mixture of the models 400 and 140. In length it is equal to the Pelikan 400, the cap head and the filling knob is in the style of the Pelikan 140. A 300 can be rebuild using parts from a Pelikan 140 and a 400. Original Pelikan 300s have the model name engraved on the cap ring and on the barrel end. They were mainly produced for export, and so most models have EXPORT engraved on the barrel end, too.

Model Production Period Nib
300 1953-1957

14 ct gold nib, for export some pens have 18 ct gold nibs

Weight Total Length Barrel Length Cap Length Diameter Ink Capacity
0.54 oz 5.12 in 4.02 in 2.44 in 0.47 in 2.0 ml
15.2 g 130 mm 102 mm 62 mm 12 mm

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300

300 Black-Striped Exportmodel Color
Production: 1953-1957Nib: 14 ct gold
Logo: Logo as of 1938 (two chicken) Exportmodel
Barrel Color: black stripedCap Color: blackTrim: gold plated
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300 Green-Striped Exportmodel Color
Production: 1953-1957Nib: 14 ct gold
Logo: Logo as of 1938 (two chicken) Exportmodel
Barrel Color: green stripedCap Color: blackTrim: gold plated
Pelikan 300 Green-Striped Pelikan 300 Green-Striped Pelikan 300 Green-Striped Pelikan 300 Green-Striped Pelikan 300 Green-Striped Pelikan 300 Green-Striped Pelikan 300 Green-Striped
300 Burgundy Prototype Color Details
 Nib: 14 ct gold
Logo: Logo as of 1938 (two chicken) Prototype
Barrel Color: burgundyCap Color: burgundyTrim: gold plated

In various documents is a reference to Pelikan 300 pens in burgundy.

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Gimborn 150 Master

The Gimborn 150 fountain pen was almost identical to the model Pelikan 300. Only the clip and the missing cap logo were different from the Pelikan version. The name Gimborn is found on the nib. A mechanical pencil was offered, too; this was the Gimborn 175 (design of the Pelikan 350). About 5 years later the black model was extended by three additional color varieties and other models.

Model Production Period Nib
150 Master 1951-1957

14 ct gold nib

Weight Total Length Barrel Length Cap Length Diameter Ink Capacity
0.54 oz 5.12 in 4.02 in 2.44 in 0.47 in 2.0 ml
15.4 g 130 mm 102 mm 62 mm 12 mm

Gimborn 150 Master Gimborn 150 Master Advert 1954
Gimborn 150 Master

Gimborn 150

Gimborn 150 Black Company Order Color Details
Production: 1951-1957Nib: 14 ct gold Leaflet: DeutschLink opens PDF documentGimborn Katalog
Logo: Without Logo Company Order
Barrel Color: blackCap Color: blackTrim: gold plated

Gimborn 150 fountain pens were identical to the model Pelikan 300. The model was produced without beak clip, cap logo or Pelikan logo on the nib. On the nib is Gimborn imprinted. The company Gimborn was sold in 1931 to the Pelikan company. Nevertheless, the Gimborn company remained largely independent and produced continue under the name Gimborn. Belonging to the fountain pen was a mechanical pencil offered, the Gimborn 175 (design of the Pelikan 350).

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Gimborn 150 Peacock blue Company Order Color Details
Production: 1956-1957Nib: 14 ct gold Leaflet: DeutschLink opens PDF documentGimborn Katalog
Logo: Without Logo Company Order
Barrel Color: dark blueCap Color: dark blueTrim: gold plated

Gimborn 150 fountain pens were identical to the model Pelikan 300. The model was produced without beak clip, cap logo or Pelikan logo on the nib. On the nib is Gimborn imprinted. The company Gimborn was sold in 1931 to the Pelikan company. Nevertheless, the Gimborn company remained largely independent and produced continue under the name Gimborn. Belonging to the fountain pen was a mechanical pencil offered, the Gimborn 175 (design of the Pelikan 350).

Gimborn 150 Peacock blue Gimborn 150 Peacock blue
Gimborn 150 Emerald green Company Order Color Details
Production: 1956-1957Nib: 14 ct gold Leaflet: DeutschLink opens PDF documentGimborn Katalog
Logo: Without Logo Company Order
Barrel Color: dark greenCap Color: dark greenTrim: gold plated

Gimborn 150 fountain pens were identical to the model Pelikan 300. The model was produced without beak clip, cap logo or Pelikan logo on the nib. On the nib is Gimborn imprinted. The company Gimborn was sold in 1931 to the Pelikan company. Nevertheless, the Gimborn company remained largely independent and produced continue under the name Gimborn. Belonging to the fountain pen was a mechanical pencil offered, the Gimborn 175 (design of the Pelikan 350).

Gimborn 150 Emerald green Gimborn 150 Emerald green Gimborn 150 Emerald green
Gimborn 150 Venice red Company Order Color Details
Production: 1956-1957Nib: 14 ct gold Leaflet: DeutschLink opens PDF documentGimborn Katalog
Logo: Without Logo Company Order
Barrel Color: burgundyCap Color: burgundyTrim: gold plated

Gimborn 150 fountain pens were identical to the model Pelikan 300. The model was produced without beak clip, cap logo or Pelikan logo on the nib. On the nib is Gimborn imprinted. The company Gimborn was sold in 1931 to the Pelikan company. Nevertheless, the Gimborn company remained largely independent and produced continue under the name Gimborn. Belonging to the fountain pen was a mechanical pencil offered, the Gimborn 175 (design of the Pelikan 350).

Gimborn 150 Venice red Gimborn 150 Venice red Gimborn 150 Venice red
Gimborn 150 Grey Low vol. Production Color Details
Production: 1952Nib: 14 ct gold
Logo: Without Logo Low vol. Production
Barrel Color: greyCap Color: greyTrim: gold plated

Gimborn 150 fountain pens were identical to the model Pelikan 300. The model was produced without beak clip, cap logo or Pelikan logo on the nib. On the nib is Gimborn imprinted. The company Gimborn was sold in 1931 to the Pelikan company. Nevertheless, the Gimborn company remained largely independent and produced continue under the name Gimborn. Belonging to the fountain pen was a mechanical pencil offered, the Gimborn 175 (design of the Pelikan 350).

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