Conklin Coronet Fountain Pens
About the Conklin Coronet
The Conklin Coronet fountain pen features a minimalist design with a high gloss metallic finish. The barrel is made of solid brass and cap of stainless steel and then coated with vibrant lacquers. Fitted with a stainless steel nib and a cartridge converter filling system.
Product Specifications
Nib Material: Stainless Steel
Fill Mechanism: Cartridge/Converter
Cartridge Type: Standard International
Available Sizes & Colors
Guaranteed Quality
Each Conklin Coronet Fountain Pens we sell is guaranteed to be genuine, authentic and will arrive brand new & unused!
And, of course, we have the Conklin Coronet fountain pen. This happens to be the olive color. They all have silver trim with the traditional Conklin shape clip that has the Conklin logo engraved into the clip. A plain silver top on the cap to match with a silver ring at the center of the pen. The cap just pulls of the section, so it is just a snap compression cap. Snaps on. Snaps off. It will post on the end of the pen, as well.
There is "Coronet" engraved on the backside in a black color, as well, on the cap. Matching silver section with the rest of the pen and a stainless steel silver nib with a black feed. Since it is a cartridge converter pen, the section unscrews. And there is an ink converter included with the pen for use of bottle inks, as well.
Just a great new pen from Conklin. They have some wonderful, nice colors to the pen. Get your Conklin Coronet fountain pen at PenChalet.com!
Product Specifications
Nib Material: Stainless Steel
Fill Mechanism: Cartridge/Converter
Cartridge Type: Standard International
Available Sizes & Colors
- Conklin Coronet Fountain Pens - Orange - Stub (Stainless Steel nib) *
Guaranteed Quality
Each Conklin Coronet Fountain Pens we sell is guaranteed to be genuine, authentic and will arrive brand new & unused!
Conklin Coronet Video Script
This is the Conklin Coronet fountain pen. The pen comes in a blue cardboard sleeve that slides off with a blue leatherette Conklin box. The Conklin logo is embossed on the top of the lid and gold stitching to match around the edges. It is a hinged style lid on the top of the box which lifts open. with the Conklin logo embossed in gold on the underside of the box lid. Included with the pen is warranty information. The pen sits on a false bottom and two standard international ink cartridges are included to get you started with the pen.And, of course, we have the Conklin Coronet fountain pen. This happens to be the olive color. They all have silver trim with the traditional Conklin shape clip that has the Conklin logo engraved into the clip. A plain silver top on the cap to match with a silver ring at the center of the pen. The cap just pulls of the section, so it is just a snap compression cap. Snaps on. Snaps off. It will post on the end of the pen, as well.
There is "Coronet" engraved on the backside in a black color, as well, on the cap. Matching silver section with the rest of the pen and a stainless steel silver nib with a black feed. Since it is a cartridge converter pen, the section unscrews. And there is an ink converter included with the pen for use of bottle inks, as well.
Just a great new pen from Conklin. They have some wonderful, nice colors to the pen. Get your Conklin Coronet fountain pen at PenChalet.com!
Conklin Coronet Reviews
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Great pen at a great price. Love the nostalgic look of the pen. Simple and elegant. Loved it so much i got the ball point pen as well.
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Very nice item and beautiful orange color - it's kind of sparkly. Writes very smoothly, too.
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Beautiful, hefty pen. I'm usually not a fan of metal grip sections, but this one is good. Love the weight and color (olive).
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Conklin rainbow crescent notwithstanding, I think this is my favorite pen out of today's shipments. I didn't expect it to be slightly sparkly turquoise, but it's just that, and it's lovely. It's not too heavy or too light, too big or too small for my hands. It has a nice feel to it.
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A great metal series with good weight, balance and JoWo nib is fairly decent.
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Lovely pen, writes beautifully with no problems. Feels good in the hand. I've come to realize I do not like metal grips but a strip of complimentary washi tape has solved that problem for me. No regrets on the purchase.
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I got the orange and turquoise models with the Omniflex nib on both of them. The glossy pearlized finish of the pen bodies is absolutely stunning. The pen is a good size and pretty hefty in weight... feels like a substantial pen for only $24 (sale and coupon applied)! I'm usually a cap-poster, but this pen gets too much junk in its trunk when posted. So the cap will stay on the desk. The snap cap is so convenient, but it tends to pull some of the ink off the feed if it is primed to adequately supply the Omniflex nib.
I am probably one of the few who actually enjoy the Omniflex nib. I know its strength and weaknesses and have figured out that you need to prime the converter and also flip and press on the nib once in a while to get the ink flowing again. Modern flex is finicky like that. I've pretty much tried everything out there and find the Omniflex one of the better choices.
I don't love the shiny metal grip section, but I knew it was like that going in. The converter is a little smaller in ink volume than I'd prefer, especially when using an ink hog like the Omniflex nib. Also it takes like a dozen turns to unscrew the body which feels excessive. None of these issues are dealbreakers for me and I think I will enjoy both of these pens in my rotation.
I am probably one of the few who actually enjoy the Omniflex nib. I know its strength and weaknesses and have figured out that you need to prime the converter and also flip and press on the nib once in a while to get the ink flowing again. Modern flex is finicky like that. I've pretty much tried everything out there and find the Omniflex one of the better choices.
I don't love the shiny metal grip section, but I knew it was like that going in. The converter is a little smaller in ink volume than I'd prefer, especially when using an ink hog like the Omniflex nib. Also it takes like a dozen turns to unscrew the body which feels excessive. None of these issues are dealbreakers for me and I think I will enjoy both of these pens in my rotation.
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i did not know that this was a metal body. It writes well unposted.
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