Kaweco Skyline Sport Fountain Pen - Black Nib:Extra Fine easy-to-read layout using OK Foolspaper

easy-to-read layout using OK Foolspaper

The M is short for mechanism (as in piston mechanism) and the P is short for Patrone (the German word for cartridge)

catching the light in quick flashes

Bound by a Muller Martini Presto II saddle stitcher with appreciation to Samuel Slocum

the game was about more than personal glory

Kaweco Skyline Sport Fountain Pen - Black Nib:Extra Fine easy-to-read layout using OK FoolspaperIn 1911 something remarkable by the name of Kaweco SPORT was created. A pocket fountain pen which could be carried everywhere. It only measured 10. 5 cm when closed, but when the cap was mounted on top of the barrel, it grew to a standard sized pen. Seppl Herberger already appreciated the features of this fountain pen. It was a Kaweco SPORT that committed his victorious tactics to paper. Tactics that made the German team win the World Cup in 1954.