Aluminum Carousel Fountain Pen - Highland Smoke

Description

No weekend retreat at Earl Greyson’s is complete without an outdoor adventure. The group has decided to try their hand at pheasant catching. After a hearty lunch, friends gather on the estate’s lush backlot with their hounds and horses, nets in hand. This eventful afternoon captured in the intricate etchings of the pen grip.

Pair with the 38ml Highland Smoke ink to complete your collection.

Our Aluminum Carousel Fountain Pen Collection

To inspire the next generation of stationery lovers, please welcome the Aluminum Carousel fountain pen.

Utilising a smooth and playful custom ground steel nib, The Aluminium Carousel is a high-quality writing instrument that is made from aircraft grade aluminium and precision milling. Enjoy the most rewarding writing experience with the Carousel.

Technical Specifications:

• Capping Mechanism: Threaded cap with air seal system
• Capped length: 127mm
• Posted Length: 123mm
• Body: Aircraft grade aluminum
• Fountain Pen Nib: Custom ground steel nib; 0.7mm fine, 1.0mm medium widths
• Converter: Standard international size converter included

Once Upon a Design

Notable design details:

• All the dogs race across the field, eager and focused, except for Earl Greyson's obedient Bracco Italiano, who stays by his side until commanded.
• It seems some of the flock have some surprising hitchhikers! Where do you think these little creatures want a ride to?

Care Instructions

Filling/Changing Ink Colours:

• Unscrew to remove the barrel from the grip section and access the converter.
• Place the fountain pen nib fully into warm water. Flush the nib by twisting/untwisting the converter until the water runs clear.
• Allow 1 day to dry.
• Fill a new colour by fully submerging the nib and feeder into the ink, then draw the ink into your pen but twisting the converter until you’ve reached the top position.

Notes:

• For heavily saturated inks and darker tones, or clogged nibs, you may need to soak the grip/feeder in water overnight
• It is normal for some air bubbles to enter the converter when refilling ink