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Brand
Federwerk Halden
Writing instruments
- Origin
- Schwäbisch Gmünd, nib makers since 1931
- Profile
- Fountain pens with an in-house nib works: steel and gold nibs, piston fillers, nibs swappable one by one.
- Design
- Cylindrical barrels, resin in ink colours, visible ink window
- Who it is for
- Writers, students, fountain pen beginners
- Materials
- Precious resin, steel and 14k gold nibs, brass
Products (5)
Halden 400 Piston Filler
Piston fountain pen in precious resin with ink window and steel nib.
The piston draws ink straight from the bottle, no cartridge; the window shows when to refill. The nib unscrews and can be swapped.
- Category
- Writing instruments
- Collection
- Kolben
- Price
- €179–€189
- Versions
- Green striped, Blue striped and Black
Halden 800 Gold Piston Filler
Piston filler with a 14k gold nib and brass piston.
The gold nib is softer than steel and gives a little line variation under pressure. The brass piston makes it heavier and well balanced.
- Category
- Writing instruments
- Collection
- Kolben
- Price
- €590
- Versions
- Black-gold and Burgundy
Halden Demonstrator
Transparent piston filler that shows off the ink.
In clear resin, so you can see which ink is inside and how the piston works. For people who like switching inks.
- Category
- Writing instruments
- Collection
- Klar
- Price
- €149
Halden Pocket Pen
Short pocket pen that reaches full length with the cap posted.
Only 102 mm closed, fits any shirt pocket; for writing the cap posts on the back. Made of brass that darkens.
- Category
- Writing instruments
- Collection
- On the Go
- Price
- €89
Halden Start Cartridge Pen
Sturdy cartridge pen with grip zone for beginners.
Made for people trying fountain pens for the first time: standard cartridges, a converter included. The steel nib forgives too much pressure.
- Category
- Writing instruments
- Collection
- Start
- Price
- €29
- Versions
- Blue, Red and Black
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