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Lamy 2000 Fountain Pen - Brushed Stainless Steel
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2000 Brushed Stainless Steel Fountain Pen Fine Nib (L02MF)
Free delivery between 31 Mar – 3 Apr
Lamy 2000 Fountain Pen - Brushed Stainless Steel
Free delivery
2000 Brushed Stainless Steel Fountain Pen Fine Nib (L02MF)
Free delivery between 31 Mar – 3 Apr
The award-winning Lamy 2000 is Lamy's flagship fountain pen. This pen features a smooth sleek black Makrolon fibreglass body that tapers seamlessly down to the 14k gold nib. Four small discrete windows circle the pen body and provide an indication of the ink colour loaded. The 14k gold nib provides softness and flexibility for smooth, consistent writing, while the platinum coating gives it durability. This is a bottled ink only fountain pen, with a large reservoir easily refillable with a wide range of ink choices. Simply unscrew the piston at the end of the pen, dip the nib in your ink and then re-screw the piston (with the nib still submerged). The ink is drawn up into the reservoir with the rescrewing action. Remember to blot up any excess ink before you start writing. Excess ink will most likely be around the nib, but don’t neglect the grip area.
The award-winning Lamy 2000 is Lamy's flagship fountain pen. This pen features a smooth sleek black Makrolon fibreglass body that tapers seamlessly down to the 14k gold nib. Four small discrete windows circle the pen body and provide an indication of the ink colour loaded. The 14k gold nib provides softness and flexibility for smooth, consistent writing, while the platinum coating gives it durability. This is a bottled ink only fountain pen, with a large reservoir easily refillable with a wide range of ink choices. Simply unscrew the piston at the end of the pen, dip the nib in your ink and then re-screw the piston (with the nib still submerged). The ink is drawn up into the reservoir with the rescrewing action. Remember to blot up any excess ink before you start writing. Excess ink will most likely be around the nib, but don’t neglect the grip area.
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last seen 21 Mar 2026
The lowest price we last saw for Lamy - 2000 - Fountain Pen - Fine - Brushed Stainless Steel was $350.00 at Bunbougu, compared across 2 retailers (last seen 21 Mar 2026). Prices may have changed since.
The all-time low we recorded was $29.50 on 16 Dec 2024.
Prices last updated 21 Mar 2026.
Lamy - 2000 - Fountain Pen - Fine - Brushed Stainless Steel
The award-winning Lamy 2000 is Lamy's flagship fountain pen. This pen features a smooth sleek black Makrolon fibreglass body that tapers seamlessly down to the 14k gold nib. Four small discrete windows circle the pen body and provide an indication of the ink colour loaded. The 14k gold nib provides softness and flexibility for smooth, consistent writing, while the platinum coating gives it durability. This is a bottled ink only fountain pen, with a large reservoir easily refillable with a wide range of ink choices. Simply unscrew the piston at the end of the pen, dip the nib in your ink and then re-screw the piston (with the nib still submerged). The ink is drawn up into the reservoir with the rescrewing action. Remember to blot up any excess ink before you start writing. Excess ink will most likely be around the nib, but don’t neglect the grip area.
The award-winning Lamy 2000 is Lamy's flagship fountain pen. This pen features a smooth sleek black Makrolon fibreglass body that tapers seamlessly down to the 14k gold nib. Four small discrete windows circle the pen body and provide an indication of the ink colour loaded. The 14k gold nib provides softness and flexibility for smooth, consistent writing, while the platinum coating gives it durability. This is a bottled ink only fountain pen, with a large reservoir easily refillable with a wide range of ink choices. Simply unscrew the piston at the end of the pen, dip the nib in your ink and then re-screw the piston (with the nib still submerged). The ink is drawn up into the reservoir with the rescrewing action. Remember to blot up any excess ink before you start writing. Excess ink will most likely be around the nib, but don’t neglect the grip area.
