Sailor King of Pens Mandarin Yellow fountain pen

The blueberry is a small deciduous tree, scientifically known as Erica arborea. It belongs to the heath family and originally comes from the Mediterranean region. It is also called the "gem tree" because of its bright color, shine, and intricately beautiful wood grain with unique swirls that weave fascinating patterns. It is extremely hard, durable, and heat-resistant, making it suitable for the production of writing instruments and smoking pipes.

The Sailor 1911 King of Pens Brier GT fountain pen is made from tree trunks aged 25 to 100 years and is popular for its beautiful wood grain patterns. It is a rare piece that you will come to cherish more and more over the years, with a beauty that matures with use and age.

The Sailor 1911 'King of Pens' (KOP) is introduced as the pinnacle of the range, developed as the symbol of Sailor's technology, quality, and writing perfection gained from over 100 years of experience. Special attention has been given to the oversized 21K solid gold nib (the life and soul of the fountain pen), which offers top writing quality.

The Sailor King of Pens (KOP) fountain pen features an oversized 21k gold nib and has a cartridge/converter filling mechanism.

Sailor pens was founded in 1911 in Japan and was the first to produce fountain pens in its own country. They have since built a first-class reputation in the production of the highest quality nibs, with all components made in their own factory in Hiroshima. Their flagship collections are the classic 1911 and the boldly designed Professional Gear, all available with a 14k or 21k gold nib. The name Sailor comes from the British sailor friend of founder Kyugoro Sakata who introduced him to fountain pens.