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Pelikan 100N fluted cap rings - Different variations from 1937 to 1954


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#1 piscov

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Posted 29 August 2014 - 07:23 PM

Hello all,

 

Pelikan 100N fluted cap ring is my favourite 100N cap variation. Both clip and cap rings are in my view very elegant.

Very recently I was able to find and buy the variation I was missing in my collection, the earlier one with wider and deeper vertical channels and found on all ebonite caps with the several birds in the nest logo (1937/38)

 

As far as I know Pelikan used at least 3 variations of the fluted rings along the production years ( 1937 to 1954). One of the variation is, to my best knowledge, very scarce.

 

The difference between them are the spacing and depth of the "vertical channels"

 

Here are pictures I took from pens in my collection that show the variations:

 

From the lowest to the top:

 

1) Deeper and wider "vertical channels"  - Earlier 1937/38 Fluted cap ring, found on all ebonite (Hard rubber) cap. Top cap has the early logo with the several birds in the nest ( I´ve only seen 3 of these caps being one of them mine)

 

2) Less deep and less wide " vertical channels. 1939 to ??? - found on all ebonite  cap  with the 2 birds.

 

3) Narrower and shallow " vertical channels" - ??? to 1954 - Celluloid cap ( this variation is the ordinary one)

 

Note: I am  not sure about the the dates marked with "???". I  would appreciate more information to complete this post. If there are more variations please let me know. These are the ones I know about at the moment.

 

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Edited by piscov, 29 August 2014 - 08:13 PM.

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Vasco

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#2 Christof Z

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Posted 01 September 2014 - 01:57 PM

Very interesting observation and picture. Thanks for sharing this Vasco.
Unfortunately, I can't help. Have only this:

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