Platinum 3776 Century Fountain Pen - Chenoneau White with Gold

Platinum 3776 Century Fountain Pen - Chenoneau White with GoldPlatinums founder, Shunichi Nakata, began to sell fountain pens, such as Waterman, shortly after the end of World War I. He believed that fountain pens had the potential to be cultural symbols and in 1924 established Nakaya Seisakusho to manufacture and sell his own pens in Ueno, Tokyo, which is home to other cultural institutions such as art and science museums. After World War II, Nakata renamed the company to Platinum Pens, after the king of all

Platinum’s founder, Shunichi Nakata, began to sell fountain pens, such as Waterman, shortly after the end of World War I. He believed that fountain pens had the potential to be cultural symbols and in 1924 established Nakaya Seisakusho to manufacture and sell his own pens in Ueno, Tokyo, which is home to other cultural institutions such as art and science museums. After World War II, Nakata renamed the company to Platinum Pens, after the king of all metals.

• Capped: 5.5", Posted: 6.0"
• Inspired by the rich history of the Château de Chenonceau in France, which is known as the "castle of the six ladies" after the six famous noblewomen who have lived there.
• Pen body made of resin
• 14k gold nib
• Slip and Seal cap that prevents dryout for one year without use.
• Includes 1 blue black ink cartridge and proprietary converter
• Filling System: Proprietary cartridge and converter
• Refills available