Caran d’Ache

Caran d’Ache Ballpoint pen. Set 4 colors

Caran d’Ache

Caran d’Ache Ballpoint pen. Set 4 colors

In set: 4 timelessly beautiful aluminum writing instruments
In typical hexagonal housing
In multiple colors: for differentiated writing and correcting

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General Information

Cd'A ballpoint pen.

The "simple" Caran d'Ache for everyday use in four different colors - for writing, correcting and annotating in different colors. Cd'A's design signature is unmistakable in the heavy hexagonal barrel made of bath-painted aluminum. Chrome-plated steel clip. The ballpoint pens are fitted with a Goliath refill (line width M) to match the color of the barrel.

Caran d'Ache.

The introduction of the first mechanical refill holder in 1929 established the fame of the last remaining writing instrument manufacturer in Switzerland, which was founded in 1924 as Fabrique Suisse de Crayons Caran d'Ache. To this day, all products without exception are manufactured in Thônex near Geneva with the utmost precision.

Product Information

Article Number 99166

In set: 4 timelessly beautiful aluminum writing instruments
In typical hexagonal housing
In multiple colors: for differentiated writing and correcting

The four-part set consists of Caran d'Ache ball pens in the colors: blue, black, red and green.

Length of one ball pen 13 cm. Weight of one ball pen 15 g.

Cd'A ball pen.
The "simple" Caran d'Ache for daily use in four different colors for color-differentiated writing, correcting and noting. Obviously, the heavy, hexagonal, dip-varnished aluminum casing is a Cd'A design. Chrome-plated steel clip. The ball pens are equipped with Goliath cartridges (line thickness M) corresponding to the color of their casing.

Caran d'Ache.
In 1929 the introduction of the first mechanical leadholder established the fame of Fabrique Suisse de Crayons Caran d'Ache (founded in 1924) which today is the last remaining Swiss writing instrument manufacturer. And even now, all products are still manufactured with utmost precision in Thônex in Switzerland.