Pelikan M200 fountain pens

This copy has a friction fit nib unit. It seems to come from the transition period to the M200.

Without logo on cap top, the translucent resin shows internal an asterisk (*).

Variant with grey ink window and two cap bands.

Company order from Telekom, 5,000 fountain pens, 4,000 ballpoint pens, 3,000 rollerball pens.

Except for the nib identical with M250 (Old Style) Green transparent, several sources suggest that the fountain pen was delivered from the factory with both steel nib and with gold nib.

Manufactured for Kaufhof

As rollerball and ballpoint pen lizard pattern pens were produced for the American market. It was possible to order fountain pens, too. Single fountain pens with this pattern are known.

Same as the M200 black, except for the 14 ct gold nib instead of gold plated steel nib.

Item for export, the blue marbled M250 (with 14 ct gold nib) is documented in a Japanese leaflet.

This item has instead of a clip a 14 ct gold nib on a small chain. These pens were given to stationery shops. A corresponding ballpoint pen was also manufactured.

Item for export, the blue marbled M250 (with 14 ct gold nib) is documented in a Japanese leaflet.

Item for export, the blue marbled M250 (with 14 ct gold nib) is documented in a Japanese leaflet.

Very rare to find, unclear whether it is a prototype or a low volume production.

Order from Levenger. Cap in style of the model M250 with two cap bands. barrel in style of a old Style M600 with a wide ring on the filling knob.

Known in two variants. Beside of the monotone 14 ct gold nib the model was sold as a M400 by the department store Kaufhof also with a 14 ct bi-color nib (nib design as M400 after 1997).

Cap top without logo.

Two cap rings.

Karstadt orderd M200 with the EXPO-Logo regarding the Exposition Mondiale (Expo) respectively the World’s Fair 2000.

Model for export to Japan

Order of the publisher Citroenpers (Dutch for Lemon Press) published on the 25th anniversary. Publisher and Pelikan collector was Aldert Walrecht (+2009). The pen was sold with a book. In the book cutouts are provided in the pages so that the fountain pen fits into the book. The illustrations and the story in the book come from Aldert Walrechts son Rogier Walrecht.

Same as the M250 brown transparent, apart from the 14 ct nib.

Manufactured for Kaufhof. Identical with M200 Citroenpers, only the cap logo is the newer one with only one bird in the nest.

Mostly identical to M200 Amber transparent, mainly the clip nut is gold plated, instead of black.

Sold exclusively by fountainpenhospital.com in July 2015. Limited to 100 copies (unnumbered).

Sold exclusively by Fahrney's Pens in August 2015. Limited to 100 copies (unnumbered).

The new version of the green marbled M200 has a visual depth and brilliance that clearly distinguish it from the previous version.

For the Italian market as a bigger pen in similiar color scheme to M151.

Also known as version for Japan, but not only sold in Japan. The gift box has the label: M200 (!) transparent Japan

Lightblue transparent like the color from the Limited Edition Ikarus (M800-Size).

Version with BB-Nib and special hightlighter ink. After the initial announcement of a Special Edition, the fountain pen was added to the range.

Version with BB-Nib and special hightlighter ink.

Sold exclusively by Fahrneys's Pens in August 2015. Limited to 100 copies (unnumbered).

In 2016 version the cap ring on the top is silver colored, in 2009 version it's black.

The fountain pen was announced as a special edition at short notice, but this note disappeared very early, so it can be assumed that the pen is produced as a series model.

Revised version in flashier neon yellow with BB nib and highlighter ink. 

Refined brass sleeve.

Refined brass sleeve.

Refined brass sleeve.

Refined brass sleeve.

Also sold by the department store Kaufhof as variant with 14 ct bi-color nib.

Same as the M200 brown transparent, apart from the steel nib.

Made for Levenger / USA.