Graf von Faber-Castell Guilloche Black

While physics considers black as a non-color, art categorizes it as one that results in absorption of all colors. Black was used in cave paintings as early as the Neolithic period. In ancient Egypt and Greece, it was used to depict the underworld. Through the centuries, it became the color of mourning as much as it was the color used for formal events. Black is considered a sign of humility, but also calls to mind simple elegance. 

Give off that professional vibe with the Graf Von Faber-Castell Guilloche Black fountain pen. It features a light guilloched resin barrel, rhodium-plated metal fixtures, a spring-loaded clip, and a rhodium-plated, 18-karat gold nib with an iridium tip. We have for sale a brand new unit with an F nib, which comes complete with its box, papers, and other inserts.