Penlux Masterpiece Delgado Fountain Pen - Ebonite Vintage Green Ripple (Limited Edition)

A Vintage Material Reimagined for Modern Writing

The Penlux Masterpiece Delgado Vintage Green Ripple fountain pen celebrates traditional pen-making materials with a contemporary design philosophy. Crafted from premium vintage ebonite, this limited-production writing instrument showcases a deep forest-green and black ripple pattern, complemented by dark gunmetal-plated trim for a refined, understated presence.

Part of the Penlux Masterpiece Delgado Selected Collection, this pen is produced in extremely small quantities due to the rarity of the ebonite rod stock. The result is a writing instrument that feels as special in the hand as it looks on the desk.

Equipped with a high-capacity piston filling system and a German Jowo #6 nib, the Delgado delivers smooth, dependable performance for collectors and daily writers alike.

Product Features of Delgado Ebonite Vintage Green Ripple

• Limited-production Penlux Masterpiece Delgado Selected model

• Crafted from vintage ebonite with green ripple pattern

• Dark gunmetal ION-plated trim and nib

• Aluminum alloy piston filling system (approx. 1 ml capacity)

• German Jowo #6 stainless steel nib

• Available nib sizes:

  • Extra Fine

  • Fine

  • Medium

  • Broad

  • Flex

  • Stub 1.1

• Length: 5.63 in

• Diameter: 0.62 in

• Designed for balance, comfort, and long writing sessions

Why Choose the Penlux Masterpiece Delgado Vintage Green Ripple

This pen combines heritage materials, modern engineering, and rarity in one refined instrument. The tactile warmth of ebonite, paired with Penlux’s precision piston system, creates a writing experience that feels both classic and contemporary.

With only a small production run available, the Delgado Vintage Green Ripple is ideal for:

• Fountain pen collectors

• Writers who appreciate natural materials

• Enthusiasts seeking limited-edition craftsmanship

• Anyone wanting a distinctive everyday fountain pen

It’s not just a writing tool — it’s a piece of pen-making tradition.