Cross Calais Fountain Pen Grey
The Cross Calais is a substantial-looking fountain pen: deliciously fat-barrelled and displaying the superior craftsmanship for which Cross are known. Inspired, like the Townsend, by Art Deco design the Calais is - despite its width - lightweight and sleek, with a crisp, clean look.
Finished in grey lacquer with chrome cap and accents. Dimensions: 130mm long, 138mm capped; barrel diameter 12mm tapering to 9mm, weighs 28g
Supplied with two Cross cartridges in black. Also takes the Cross screw-in converter, available separately. Presented in a smart giftbox.
All Cross instruments are guaranteed for life against mechanical failure.
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Cross Calais Fountain Pen Grey
The Cross Calais is a substantial-looking fountain pen: deliciously fat-barrelled and displaying the superior craftsmanship for which Cross are known. Inspired, like the Townsend, by Art Deco design the Calais is - despite its width - lightweight and sleek, with a crisp, clean look.
Finished in grey lacquer with chrome cap and accents. Dimensions: 130mm long, 138mm capped; barrel diameter 12mm tapering to 9mm, weighs 28g
Supplied with two Cross cartridges in black. Also takes the Cross screw-in converter, available separately. Presented in a smart giftbox.
All Cross instruments are guaranteed for life against mechanical failure.
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The Cross Calais is a substantial-looking fountain pen: deliciously fat-barrelled and displaying the superior craftsmanship for which Cross are known. Inspired, like the Townsend, by Art Deco design the Calais is - despite its width - lightweight and sleek, with a crisp, clean look.
Finished in grey lacquer with chrome cap and accents. Dimensions: 130mm long, 138mm capped; barrel diameter 12mm tapering to 9mm, weighs 28g
Supplied with two Cross cartridges in black. Also takes the Cross screw-in converter, available separately. Presented in a smart giftbox.
All Cross instruments are guaranteed for life against mechanical failure.
