Kaweco STUDENT fountain pen 30's Blues

59.50€ *

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Order number: 101043028

The STUDENT series was developed for frequent writers. Not only the ergonomic shape, but also... more

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Kaweco STUDENT fountain pen 30's Blues

The STUDENT series was developed for frequent writers. Not only the ergonomic shape, but also the precious resin acrylic and the ideally adjusted size provide a noticeably comfortable writing experience. Nostalgic fountain pen in nostalgic design with golden details made of high-quality resin.

An essential pioneer for many other styles of music, such as Jazz, Rock and R’n’B, was the Blues that emerged in America as early as the 19th century. The genre spread in the 1930s found its way into various jazz big bands, and influential musicians such as Robert Johnson and Billie Holliday came out. The muted red colour of the Student 30’s Blues embodies the melancholy of the music style Blues and is also one of the most popular colours of the ‘30s.

The Student Fountain Pen with its curved pen body made of high-quality resin guarantees a haptic and visual writing pleasure. There are five different nib sizes to choose from, extra-fine to extra broad. While the extra-fine nib (EF) is particularly suitable for small and fine handwriting, the extra-broad nib (BB) is often used for large, dramatic signatures. We recommend nib size M for beginners. All nibs are manufactured in Germany. As a perfect match to the fountain pen, you can choose between various colourful inks, ink cartridges or ink bottles, as well as converters. Besides, the nib can easily be replaced by a nib with 060 threads from our range.

Kaweco's story of success once began in a small retail store near the University of Heidelberg, Germany in 1883. Since that time Kaweco and students have been an inseparable connection. Especially in the sixties Kaweco fountain pens were very popular study companions. Till this day Kaweco has set its goal to design reliable writing instruments for young people. The idea of the Kaweco STUDENT arose herefrom.