The 1911 Giant Panda Fountain Pen is first in the Endangered Species - Mammals of the World Collection. Presented in a Limited Edition Maki-E series, there are only 88 pieces available worldwide. The luxurious Nagahara nibs are 21kt gold, available in M/F, M, and B widths, cartridge/converter fill.

The King of Pens Kurenai, made by Urushi artist Mr. Kurotobi,, has been created with a specially colored Maki-E design to share the feeling of the passing moments in time as the light of sunset seeps through the trees. The Sailor nib, arguably the best produced in the world, makes this pen a joy to write with. The luxurious nibs are 21kt gold, available in M and B width. Cartridge/converter fill. Only 33 pieces worldwide.

Celebrating 100 years, and utilizing their mutual artistic sense and traditional techniques, Sailor Pen collaborated with Koransha,to create this work of art - Arita Yaki. Its medium point nib is 21kt solid gold, providing an enjoyable and comfortable writing experience. The Phoenix design is dramatically depicted surrounded by the auspicious clouds and paulowina tree. The cap ring is made with 18 kt white gold and silver which are skillfully layered using a unique technology of Mokume-ya to make the *wooden grain* design. The anchor and chain are stamped on the nib along with a *100* insignia just above Sailor. Only 100 pieces worldwide.

On May 27th 2011, Sailor Pen celebrates its 100th anniversary. In commemoration of this special occasion, the company is releasing the limited edition Shima Kuwa Mulberry Fountain Pen. The Shima Kuwa is handcrafted from premier grade Mulberry wood from Mikurajima, a small island in the Izu archipelago which is famous for this very rare and precious natural material. Shima Kuwa Mulberry wood is often used in Japan for special gifts . A special design *anchor* clip has been commissioned for this product – a symbol that is very special to Sailor. The beauty of the Mulberry wood grain is achieved using Fuki Urushi – a deep burnishing process using Urushi lacquers from the famous Jouhou Temple. The pen is then decorated using gold powder Maki-e in the form of a wave pattern on the cap below the clip. The 21kt gold, Medium nib is stamped with the *100 Years* insignia and also shows the Sailor anchor with special draped chains.Cartridge/Converter fill. Packaging features a special silk cloth pen wrap made using Ushikubi –Tsumugi technique (a traditional craft in Ishikawa prefecture) and the black box is coated in Aizu Nuri Urushi. On the top of the presentation box is a Maki-e illustration depicting the original Hamada factory where Sailor began in 1911.
This Limited Edition pen is available in just 1000 pieces worldwide, and each pen is individually engraved with the serial number on the barrel end.

The World renowned 1911 Profit model was introduced in 1981 and has always been a favorite of pen aficionados worldwide.
Such enthusiasm has led to Sailor introducing the 30th Anniversary Limited Edition of only 1000 fountain pens worldwide in a special Briarwood. Briarwood is taken from the root of the White Heath tree grown in the Mediterranean coastal regions of Europe. It is called the Jewel of wood because of the beauty of the unique spiral grain. The wood is bright and shiny and is very durable. The pen is enhanced with a 21kt gold medium nib and is cartridge/converter fill. The cap ring is etched with a Memorial mark and serial number. The pen is presented in a special presentation box and included is a bottle of sailor black ink, ink converter and cleaning cloth.