Pelikan Stola III Fountain Pens
About the Pelikan Stola III
The Pelikan Stola III fountain pen is made with an aluminum cap and a stylized Pelikan beak clip. The brass barrel has multiple layers of matt-silver lacquer that has a shimmering depth to it. The Pelikan Stolla III is modern stylish writing instrument at an affordable price.
The Pelikan Stolla III fountain pen comes with a polished stainless steel nib. Included with the pen is a Pelikan high-capacity standard international ink cartridge. The pen is packaged in a silver gift box.
The cap will fit on the end of the barrel but was not designed to post on the pen.
Refills: Pelikan high-capacity ink cartridges (GTP or TP6) or Pelikan Edelstein Ink cartridges as well as other standard universal ink cartridges.
Product Specifications
Capped Length: 5.25 in.(133.4mm)
Diameter of Body: 0.5 in.(12.7mm)
Weight: 0.6 oz.(17.01g)
Body Material: Metal
Trim Material: PVD Plated
Section Material: Resin
Nib Material: Stainless Steel
Fill Mechanism: Cartridge
Cartridge Type: Standard International
Cap Type: Snap On(Magnetic)
Postable: Yes
Demonstrator: No
Clip Style: Spring Metal
Available Sizes & Colors
Guaranteed Quality
Each Pelikan Stola III Fountain Pens we sell is guaranteed to be genuine, authentic and will arrive brand new & unused!
All metal components on the pen, the barrel and the cap, the clip, it's all metal. It has a silver matte color and a glossy finish over that silver matte. Black accents throughout the pen, black clip. You can see on top of the cap the Pelikan logo's printed there in black and then you can see that clip design has a hole here, in the clip in the front, and that clip wraps around both sides and meets in the back of the cap.
Pelikan is printed here at the bottom of the cap, it has a small black band between the cap and the barrel of the pen and at the bottom of the barrel is just a black, little resin cap. The cap on the pen snaps off and it cannot really be posted on the pen. It doesn't feel real secure to me so it can come off, it's not a real secure post but it is postable if you'd like to. Probably would use the pen without that cap posted. The section on the pen is a black, glossy resin finish. It doesn't feel like there's any ridges or anything to get in the way of my grip, so I like the way that it feels in my hand.
The nib on the pen is a stainless steel nib, you can see the Pelikan logo engraved on that nib and the section there on the backside. It's a cartridge converter style pen so to change the ink you unscrew that section from the barrel of the pen. And included with the pen is an ink cartridge, it's an Edelstein ink cartridge and those are a little longer than typical ink cartridges. So the barrel of the pen is actually not real long but it a will accept an ink converter. So if you want to use bottled inks, you can buy a converter for the pen and add that later, either the Pelikan or some of the other standard universal ink converters will work with the pen.
Like I said, it's just a a great starter fountain pen, pretty inexpensive price, the performance on the pen is outstanding, it works really well. I really like the performance of it and the design. Get your Pelikan Stola III Fountain Pen at PenChalet.com!
The Pelikan Stolla III fountain pen comes with a polished stainless steel nib. Included with the pen is a Pelikan high-capacity standard international ink cartridge. The pen is packaged in a silver gift box.
The cap will fit on the end of the barrel but was not designed to post on the pen.
Refills: Pelikan high-capacity ink cartridges (GTP or TP6) or Pelikan Edelstein Ink cartridges as well as other standard universal ink cartridges.
Product Specifications
Capped Length: 5.25 in.(133.4mm)
Diameter of Body: 0.5 in.(12.7mm)
Weight: 0.6 oz.(17.01g)
Body Material: Metal
Trim Material: PVD Plated
Section Material: Resin
Nib Material: Stainless Steel
Fill Mechanism: Cartridge
Cartridge Type: Standard International
Cap Type: Snap On(Magnetic)
Postable: Yes
Demonstrator: No
Clip Style: Spring Metal
Available Sizes & Colors
- Pelikan Stola III Fountain Pens - Silver - Medium (Stainless Steel nib)
Guaranteed Quality
Each Pelikan Stola III Fountain Pens we sell is guaranteed to be genuine, authentic and will arrive brand new & unused!
Pelikan Stola III Video Script
This is the Pelikan Stola III Fountain Pen. It comes in a grey, cardboard box. The Pelikan logo's printed here on the upper corner of the box lid, which lifts open and of course we have inside the Pelikan Stola III Fountain Pen.All metal components on the pen, the barrel and the cap, the clip, it's all metal. It has a silver matte color and a glossy finish over that silver matte. Black accents throughout the pen, black clip. You can see on top of the cap the Pelikan logo's printed there in black and then you can see that clip design has a hole here, in the clip in the front, and that clip wraps around both sides and meets in the back of the cap.
Pelikan is printed here at the bottom of the cap, it has a small black band between the cap and the barrel of the pen and at the bottom of the barrel is just a black, little resin cap. The cap on the pen snaps off and it cannot really be posted on the pen. It doesn't feel real secure to me so it can come off, it's not a real secure post but it is postable if you'd like to. Probably would use the pen without that cap posted. The section on the pen is a black, glossy resin finish. It doesn't feel like there's any ridges or anything to get in the way of my grip, so I like the way that it feels in my hand.
The nib on the pen is a stainless steel nib, you can see the Pelikan logo engraved on that nib and the section there on the backside. It's a cartridge converter style pen so to change the ink you unscrew that section from the barrel of the pen. And included with the pen is an ink cartridge, it's an Edelstein ink cartridge and those are a little longer than typical ink cartridges. So the barrel of the pen is actually not real long but it a will accept an ink converter. So if you want to use bottled inks, you can buy a converter for the pen and add that later, either the Pelikan or some of the other standard universal ink converters will work with the pen.
Like I said, it's just a a great starter fountain pen, pretty inexpensive price, the performance on the pen is outstanding, it works really well. I really like the performance of it and the design. Get your Pelikan Stola III Fountain Pen at PenChalet.com!
Pelikan Stola III Reviews
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The pen didn’t write out of the box. I had to floss the tines a few times and pry the nib a little from the feed to get it to write. Even then, the flow was inconsistent and the nib too scratchy. The cap developed some burs at the point where it meets the barrel and felt grainy after use.
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Beautiful pin, I just love it.
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Quality pen for a good price. I love the way it feels when I write.
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I love my new Stola from Pelikan. It's a nice everyday pen that feels comfortable and writes smooth lines.
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Worked right out of the box. Used the supplied cartridge and away we went. No real problems with it.
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I like this pen for everyday. The feel and color of ink reminds me of my childhood fountain pens
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At first a bit disappointed in the Stola III. Overall, this entry level Pelikan is quite attractive and professional looking. Fit and finish are excellent, with clean, well meshed threads, a nicely smooth silver finish, a bit of weight, and a secure snap cap. If you have large hands, the pen may feel too small as the cap doesn't post. My problem initially was the pen's performance. It would not write at all until after two complete flushes, then still hesitated, skipped, and lay down irregular amounts of ink. The pen improved after loading a different ink and 3-4 days of trying it repeatedly. It finally writes respectably--not scratchy, fairly smooth (though not "gliding"), neither very wet nor dry. Now that performance has improved, I feel the Stola would make an attractive, relatively inexpensive EDC. However, especially at the manufacturer's recommended price point, there are several other pens that in my opinion give a better experience.
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I have a habit of eating lunch and coffee breaks at work with Sudoku puzzles when I have more than one pen to try I use a different one every day. These puzzles are on very poor quality paper and I have to be careful not to print through on the next page any hesitation with marking the paper shows all the way through to the third page. An interesting trick I learned is to turn the pen upside down and reduce the flow that way it works surprisingly well. my go to every day pen for years has been a Pilot Knight (I think no linger available) The Stola 111 is better in that it does not dry up when left sitting for a few minutes.
Durring my high school days 1960s I took shorthand and the pen favored was an Esterbrook stenographers pen I think it was a number 5335 the nib was very flexible and you could control the weight of the line. For an example A light vertical line was the sound t and a heavy line was d below the line they became p and b so all my pens get the test and Stolla passed it.
Durring my high school days 1960s I took shorthand and the pen favored was an Esterbrook stenographers pen I think it was a number 5335 the nib was very flexible and you could control the weight of the line. For an example A light vertical line was the sound t and a heavy line was d below the line they became p and b so all my pens get the test and Stolla passed it.
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Being a lefty, this pen (medium nib) drags more than I feel it should. If you're willing to change writing styles, over or under, it'll do fine.
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FAQs about the Pelikan Stola III
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Can the nib be replaced with another Pelikan or other nib after sales?A:
Not the Pelikan Stolla III fountain pen is not considered one of Pelikan's fine writing pens and so the nib cannot be swapped or changed.Q:
Can a converter be used with this pen if I don't want to be restricted to just using cartridges?A:
The Pelikan Stola III fountain pens can use a full size converter. The Pelikan converters would work. Also, the Monteverde threaded converter fits the pen or any standard universal converter.Q:
Will it only come in a medium nib?A:
Yes the Pelikan Stola III will only come in a medium nib.Q:
Is there an expected date for when this pen will be made available?A:
We are being told by Pelikan the first of the year for the release of the Pelikan Stolla III fountain pen. Q:
Is the section and nib interchangeable with other Pelikan pen models?A:
No, the Pelikan Stola III fountain pen cannot change nibs like the fine writing Pelikan pens such as the Souveran.Q:
Does it have a metal section as well? Or is it plastic?A:
The section on the Pelikan Stola III fountain pen is made from metal section with brass inside.
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