Kaweco LILIPUT fountain pen Fireblue

The minimalist model made of precious metals, aluminum, copper, brass and (blued) stainless steel
At 9.7 cm when closed, only 8.7 cm when open and 12.5 cm with the cap screwed on, the LILIPUT is one of the smallest fountain pens in the world.

The metallic body made of high-quality aluminum gives this writing instrument a special feel and elegance. Selected materials make the model versatile. From lightweight aluminum for travel, unique with the natural and individual patina of copper and brass, to unique hand-blued stainless steel, the series offers a wide range of variations. The stainless steel model is indestructible and somewhat heavier.

Spring strength M

Note: This raw material will discolor over time due to use!

1883

The Heidelberg Fountain Pen Factory was founded by Messrs. Luce and Enßlen. However, the name wasn't mentioned in the Heidelberg address book until 1889. Wooden fountain pens were produced, and fountain pens and gold nibs were imported from Morton in New York.

The minimalist model in precious metals, aluminum, copper, brass and (blued) stainless steel
At 9.7 cm when closed, only 8.7 cm when open and 12.5 cm with the cap screwed on, the LILIPUT is one of the smallest fountain pens in the world.

The metallic body made of high-quality aluminum gives this writing instrument its special feel and elegance. Selected materials make this model versatile. From light for traveling made of aluminum, individual through the natural and individual patina of copper and brass, to uniquely hand blued stainless steel, the series offers many variations. The stainless steel model is indestructible and somewhat heavier.

Spring strength: medium

Please note: This raw material will discolor over time due to use!

1883

Foundation of the Heidelberg fountain pen factory by Luce and Enßlen. However, the name is only mentioned in the Heidelberg address book in 1889. Wooden pens are produced and fountain pens and gold nibs are imported from Morton in New York.