Man 200 Rhapsody Feu FP

Collection Man 200 version Rhapsody datant de la fin des années 80, plus courte et plus fine que le modèle Man 100. En résine de couleur rouille marbrée de noir et attributs plaqués or. Bloc section et embouts plats en résine noire. Equipé d'une plume Waterman Idéal en or bicolore 18 carats. Plume Fine. Système de remplissage mixte, à cartouche ou convertor (non fourni).

En excellent état, livré sans son écrin d'origine.

Waterman celebrated its centennial in 1983 with the introduction of the Man 100 pen. The Man 100 line began with a large black plastic pen, 5 5/8 inches long capped, with gold plated trim and a large two-tone 18 karat gold nib with the "Ideal" marking. The design of the pen combined elements of the tubular hard rubber pens of the early history of the company with a new version of the C/F clip, borrowing an element of post-modern Waterman design, to create a new and elegant large pen.

The Man 200 is a smaller and thinner version of the Man 100, introduced in 1985 and discontinued in the late 1990's or early 2000. Same tubular profile, two cap rings, two end rings, and gold plated trim. This version known as "Rhapsody Marbled orange/brown" was introduced in 1989 and have a color black swirled marbled finish. In orange/brown marbled resin, fitted with a 18 K Fine nib, filling system with cartridge or converter. The Man 100 has a finned feed while the Man 200 has a flat feed. In excellent condition, no box.