Pelikan M700 fountain pens

Two cap rings adorn this Toledo as in the models from the 1930s.
From 1985-1990 monochrome 18 carat gold nibs were used. From March 1990 to 1997 18 carat bi-color gold nibs.

Weight	Total Length	Barrel Length	Cap Length	Diameter	Ink Capacity
0.76 oz	4.92 in	4.02 in	2.24 in	0.47 in	1.40 ml
21.6 g	125 mm	102 mm	57 mm	12.0 mm

Cap and filling knob made from sterling silver.

For the 150 year anniversary the Pelikan company presented the M750 and M760 Jubilee. The first models had a cap engraving indicating the Jubilee (1838-1988), later this engraving was omitted.

Each pen has a unique serial number on the barrel near the filling knob.

Weight	Total Length	Barrel Length	Cap Length	Diameter	Ink Capacity
0.91 oz	4.92 in	4.02 in	2.24 in	0.47 in	1.40 ml
25.7 g	125 mm	102 mm	57 mm	12.0 mm

For 150 years anniversary of the company Pelikan M750 and M760 Jubilee were presented.. The first models had a cap engraved indicating the Jubilee (1838-1988), later this engraving was omitted.

Each pen has a unique serial number on the barrel, near the fill knob. The pens were sometimes supplied with 14 carat gold and sometimes with 18 carat gold nib.

Weight	Total Length	Barrel Length	Cap Length	Diameter	Ink Capacity
0.91 oz	4.92 in	4.02 in	2.24 in	0.47 in	1.40 ml
25.7 g	125 mm	102 mm	57 mm	12.0 mm

Mitsukoshi department store is one of the most famous department stores in Japan. Apparently, a special production of 400 fountain pens was made with the binde of the M760 Jubilee, which received its own model number #660. 

It can be assumed that remnants of the binde were used, since the typical serial number of the M760 model is also present here, and there is no indication of a low limitation of 400 pieces.

Weight	Total Length	Barrel Length	Cap Length	Diameter	Ink Capacity
	4.92 in	4.02 in	2.24 in	0.47 in	1.40 ml
	125 mm	102 mm	57 mm	12.0 mm