3952 Lao Shanyang - CEO Meticulously Selected Green Sandalwood Two-Tone Steel Nib Fountain Pen

CEO:3952 Lao Shanyang - A classic, enduring export model. Meticulously selected South American green sandalwood, known as "Bai Le Sheng Tan." It possesses a unique aroma, initially yellowish-brown, gradually transforming to green and deep green upon exposure to air and sunlight, showcasing natural grain patterns. Shipped randomly as each piece is unique (this model is made of solid wood, a must-have for wood enthusiasts). The pen is complemented by gunmetal grey electroplated hardware, a pneumatically sealed cap with a checkerboard engraving, and a special sprung clip design. The nib is a German BOCK #250 (#6) two-tone steel nib, available in EF, F, M, and B tip widths. If your handwriting is small or compact, we recommend the EF (extra fine) or F (fine) tip. If you write larger characters or are looking for a smooth signature pen, the M (medium) or B (broad) tip is advisable. **Gift Set Includes: German SCHMIDT K2 Converter (no ink) + Special Gift of a Hand-stitched Green Genuine Leather Pen Sleeve by a Taiwanese Artisan (style shipped randomly) + 3952 Lao Shanyang Premium Pen Box Packaging** Pen Dimensions: Total length approximately 144mm, body and grip section approximately 100mm, maximum diameter (excluding clip) approximately 14.5mm, total weight (excluding nib) approximately 42g. To be environmentally friendly, we do not proactively provide paper bags. If you require one for gifting, please specify in the order notes after purchase. Thank you. Images are for reference only. The product is a single pen. Some photos may have slight color variations due to lighting and angles; the actual product prevails. Note: Regularly wipe and maintain the inside of the pen body and cap. Do not store the pen tip-down for extended periods when idle. Friendly Reminder: When writing, avoid pressing down too hard on the nib or writing with the nib angled too far left or right (for right-handed users, writing with the nib pointing towards the 10 or 11 o'clock position is recommended) to prevent accidental displacement of the iridium point, which can cause scratching and ink flow issues. Rinse the nib with clean water frequently to prevent ink clogging and maintain writing quality.