Set of notebook and rollerball pen - Kaweco x Moleskine - Black

Set of notebook and rollerball pen - Kaweco x Moleskine - Black

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Cult brand Moleskine has teamed up with German pen manufacturer Kaweco to create writing sets including pens, fountain pens and rollerball pens.

This superbly designed refillable ballpoint pen features a EURO 0.7mm metal nib for everyday note-taking in the office, at school and on the go. Designed with a love of paper, Moleskine x Kaweco pens and pens make a creative gift for anyone who appreciates the magic of handwriting.

The notebook will be perfect for jotting down important projects, ideas, thoughts or daily notes. The notebook is made of premium quality acid-free paper in ivory color. It is housed in a distinctive stitched binding with an elastic band closure. A ribbon bookmark color-matched to the notebook makes it easy to find the last written page. The notebook has a pocket inside for additional notes. This is one of the most fashionable and iconic notebooks, popularly used by writers, painters, illustrators, designers and entrepreneurs. In the past it was used by Vincent van Gogh, Pablo Picasso, Ernest Hemingway, Bruce Chatwin, and Polish writer and traveler Ryszard Kapuscinski.

Features:

- format (13 x 21 cm (L));

- ruled paper - ideal for notes and sketches;

- hard cover;

- acid-free, 70 gsm, ivory-colored paper - great for pencil and pens;

- 240 pages open flat (180°) for writing convenience;

- ribbon bookmark to help organize contents;

- Closed with elastic band to protect contents;

- Expandable interior pocket for loose notes, business cards, tickets or small accessories;

- In English.

Each Moleskine x Kaweco writing instrument is made in the Nuremberg factory to the highest standards that Moleskine has followed since 1883. The sleek and timeless design gives the pens and pens a contemporary look, while the perfectly contoured grooves in the grip ensure that the hand doesn't get tired while writing and the nib glides freely across the paper.