If you think that the smallest pen of the Pelikan Souveran series is the M200, then you’d be mistaken. The crown, in fact, belongs to the M300, which ran from 1998 to 2020. Only measuring 10.99 cm. capped, it came at a time when small journals were a thing and digital pocket organizers were just starting to gain popularity. It was a pocket pen perfect for quickly jotting down notes, but it wasn’t ideal for long writing sessions due to its slimness and size, even when posted. That being said, this discontinued Peli has a peculiar charm, and as it only had a two-decade run, it’s not something one will commonly see in the second-hand market. 

Lucky for us, we have one on hand. For sale is a brand-new Pelikan M300 Green Stripe (the first colorway it was released in) with a 14C-585 gold nib in B. It comes complete with its box, papers, and other inclusions. 

Length capped: 10.99 cm. 
Length uncapped: 8.5 cm.