The Waldmann Edelfeder with its grain-and-line guilloché pattern combines a traditional, gently rounded shape with the sort of sterling-silver metalwork for which Waldmann is known.
Its black lacquer is offset by 925 sterling silver, platinum-plated trim and a finely barley-corn patterned cap. The overall effect is restrained from a distance, but considerably more detailed once the pen is in hand.
The Edelfeder is a substantial pen without being oversized. It uses standard international cartridges or the included converter, closes with a screw cap and comes with Waldmann’s 10-year warranty.
“Edelfeder” is a German word, and loosely translates to “noble quill”, or so. “Feder” can be a birds feather, a spring, or in this case: a quill – the logo and emblem of this writing instrument.
If you are interested in this or another Waldmann model, the code SCRIVELY10 gives you 10% off all Waldmann pens at Penoblo.
But now, check out the video review below, which is as always preceded by some quick facts. I hope the review is helpful and that you enjoy watching it!
Quick Facts
- Waldmann Edelfeder – black lacquer / grain-and-line design
- Made in Germany
- Black lacquer and 925 sterling silver with platinum-plated trim
- Guilloché grain-and-line pattern on the screw-on cap
- Stainless-steel nib in Extra Fine (EF), Fine (F), Medium (M) and Broad (B)
- Standard international cartridge/converter filling system; converter included
- Price: ca. €325
Video Review
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