The Blue O Blue Special Edition Souveran 800 will be available for a Limited Time Only...Paying tribute to one of the most soothing and enduring colors of nature. Constancy and harmony are found in the infinity of the blue sky and in the mighty expanse of the blue ocean. This harmony influences the calmness and concentration of the observer, and can order his or her thoughts – and transfer them to paper. The lightly transparent material is reminiscent of broad pinstripes layered on top of each other in several shades of blue. The fountain pen is piston fill and features Pelikan's 18 kt gold nib.

The Silver Screen Limited Edition is a truly exclusive and distinctive writing instrument. Strictly limited to a production run of only 420 individual pieces, this pen pays homage to more than 100 years of American film history. Strikingly conceived in formal black with a shimmering silver cap and accents, and a white 18 kt gold nib, this pen is a true starlet: sleekly glamorous, the Silver Screen oozes charisma and retro-chic elegance. A ring of genuine celluloid and a silver inlay twirl around and along the barrel, calling to mind a strip of cinematographic film. Rubies of deepest red grace the center of the star of each frame and catch the eye with a splash of color drama! The pen is delivered in an exquisite, custom-designed presentation case, made of Japanese paulownia wood inlaid with black acrylic. Piston-fill, Medium width 18 kt gold nib.

The Hanging Gardens of Babylon were a paradise created by human hand and have been immortalized in history as one of the Seven Wonders of the World. Ornamental columns and arched vaults supported the terraces and a highly-developed irrigation system ensured that the exotic trees, shrubs, flowers and herbs grew and flourished in all their glory. The project was the work of King Nebuchadnezzar II, created for his wife who longed for the trees and flowering shrubs of her native Persia. It was truly a Labor of Love, now honored in this exquisite, oversized limited edition masterpiece. The elegance of the stepped terraced structure borne on arches is the inspiration for the golden cap of this precious writing instrument. The deep green gloss of the barrel evokes the lush and verdent foliage of the desert oasis; the gold is testimony to the great Golden Age of Babylon. The edition of 410 pieces represents the work of Babylon priest and scholar Berossos from the 4th century BCE - the first scribe known to have ensured through his writings that this magnificent terraced garden would never disappear into oblivion. Piston fill in Pelikan's 1000 size profile, the large 18 kt gold nib is available in M, F and B widths.

Pelikan’s Calculation of Times is dedicated to the creation of the calendar and man’s comprehension of time. The 800-size fountain pen has a barrel crafted in brass and ruthenium with gold-plating. On it, the 12 months are depicted by images from the Middle Ages, each one an activity or event associated with the seasons. The resin cap is engraved with a sundial motif; the phases of the moon can be found engraved on the crown. The 18K gold nib is embossed with the sun. Limited to 760 pieces worldwide. Bottle fill only.

The Lighthouse of Alexandria fountain pen is a tribute to a technical and artistic masterpiece that is unique in its scale and significance and was one of the longest living wonders of the world. It was the tallest lighthouse ever built, at 440 feet (hence 440 pens in the edition) and one of the first of its kind. This oversized fountain pen is shipped under a glass dome modeled on the historic appearance of the Lighthouse. Built around 300 BC, the Lighthouse was detroyed by an earthquake in 1323 but the Tower inspired the imagination of numerous artists to this day. The beam emitted by the Lighthouse was visible for up to 31 miles and was an important navigational aid for the mariners along the Egyptian coast and at the entry to the harbor of metropolitan Alexandria. Pelikan's precision craftsmanship for this Limited Edition includes a lighthouse motif artistically designed on the pen's gripping shaft, with a dark blue varnished body, edged in gold plate, with the cap featuring four stylized lighthouse windows. Piston fill with a lightbeam design on the 18 kt gold nib.

Since primeval times, humans have been using characters and pictures to communicate. Forerunners of the writing forms we now know today include cave paintings that are close to 20,000 years old. The earliest hieroglyphic examples come from ancient Egypt 5,000 years ago. That writing was used until 390 AD and included thousands of characters with which it was possible to formulate both concrete and abstract thoughts. The Egyptians used stone and clay as a means of writing, and then rolls of papyrus, leather and cloth which were artfully decorated with colored pictures. The Greek writing served as the basis for Latin and was the foundations for the original works of Plato and Aristotle, and the New Testament. With the EVOLUTION OF SCRIPT Pelikan honors the unique contribution of the various civilizations that made it possible to preserve knowledge and cultural traditions over the course of time with the invention of writing.

The fascinating Temple of Artemis fountain pen is the latest addition to Pelikan's Seven Wonders of the World collection. The Temple of Artemis in the Ionian city of Ephesus (now modern Turkey) was the first temple built of marble and is considered the largest and most prestigious temple of the ancient world. As the Greek goddess of hunting, fertility and war, and the daughter of Zeus and twin sister of Apollo, Artemis is considered one of the 12 great Olympic deities. To honor and appease her, the temple was begun by Croesus of Lydia and completed in 440B.C. after 120 years of construction. Inspired by this architectural wonder, Pelikan has created a breathtaking fountain pen modeled after the Ionic columns of the Artemis Temple. The masterful, grooved barrel and cap are plated in palladium, and crowned with a gold-plated capital featuring a scroll on each corner. The grip section is engraved with the goddess Artemis as she once stood over her temple visitors. The precious fountain pen has a hand-engraved, 18K gold nib and a piston ink filler. Limited to 440 pieces worldwide, the Temple of Artemis is presented in an artistic case made of stone casting, modeled after the portal at the temple.

Floating in the black depths of space like a shiny blue jewel is our planet, Earth – with its haze of white cloud cover. Seen from space, the continents are colored a soft greenish brown, framed by the sparkling deep blue of the oceans. In the ‘Blue Planet Limited Edition from Pelikan, this spectacular view of the planet receives a very special commemoration. Only 540 of the M1000 size Limited Edition “Blue Planet” fountain pens are available worldwide, in commemoration of the unfolding of life on Earth about 540 million years ago. The limited numbers, the use of specially selected materials and traditional handcrafting skills are the components that make the “Blue Planet” what it is… a new masterpiece from Pelikan. The pen is enhanced with

an oversized 18kt gold nib, available in M, F and B. Piston Fill.

The spectacular stage of our solar system is represented on Pelikan's limited edition Caelum. The top of the cap represents the sun at the center, its brilliant rays engraved into the cap and streaming toward the nine planets of our solar system. From Mercury to Pluto, the planets are engraved along the shaft. On the back, along the entire length of the cap and shaft is a gilded band with names of the planets crossed by planetary orbits. The shaft, cap, and barrel are framed in fine sterling and painted cosmos blue. Fill the Caelum with ink and generate new stories with the hand engraved 18k gold nib. Enclosed in a special limited transparent case with an arched lid.