A close up of the silver rollerball nibs attached to the shiny burgundy, matte black and shiny emerald green pen barrels.

Rollerball pen | Kaweco Classic | assorted colours

A close up of the gold rollerball nib is attached to the shiny emerald green pen barrel.

A close up of the gold rollerball nib is attached to the shiny burgundy pen barrel.

A close up of the gold rollerball nib is attached to the shiny black pen barrel.

Rollerball pen | Kaweco Classic | assorted colours

$49.95 AUD

The Kaweco Classic Sport pen was born in 1911, and it's superb quality and design have been it's most enduring features.?It is a irresistibly?lightweight and reliable pen with an excellent vintage-meets-contemporary look. Its compact size make it pocket friendly for jotting on the fly and its?ceramic ball tip makes writing a dream.?

Kaweco was founded in 1883, in a small store near the University of Heidelberg, Germany. With a legacy spanning more than a century, Kaweco?s range of pens, pencils and inks blend tradition with innovation to create premier writing instruments with the craft needed to become a family heirloom, to be passed down through the generations.

Details
Length: 10.5cm (capped), 13cm (cap posted)
Medium tip
Black ink
Refillable with G2 gel rollerball refills.
Designed and made in Germany
To view the full Kaweco range including refills click HERE

Casing colour:

black bordeaux burgundy green

Variant

Rollerball pen | Kaweco Classic | assorted colours

$49.95 AUD

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