Kaweco AC SPORT Mechanical Pencil Black 0.7 mm
The Kaweco Sport was first designed in 1911 as a pocket fountain pen which could be carried everywhere. It featured an oversized cap which, when posted, turned a small pocket pen into a full-sized pen for writing with, hence the slogan "small in the pocket, large in the hand". Today, the Kaweco Sport range includes fountain pens, rollerball pens, ballpoint pens and mechanical pencils.
The Kaweco AC Sport series is made of CNC-turned aluminium with in-laid carbon fibre, and has silver accents. It is hand assembled in Germany and comes in a Kaweco gift tin.
The Kaweco AC Sport pencil is a compact pencil with an octagonal barrel. It is 110 mm long and has a 14 mm diameter. It has a push button action to advance or retract the 0.7 mm HB lead.
Kaweco AC SPORT Mechanical Pencil Black 0.7 mm
The Kaweco Sport was first designed in 1911 as a pocket fountain pen which could be carried everywhere. It featured an oversized cap which, when posted, turned a small pocket pen into a full-sized pen for writing with, hence the slogan "small in the pocket, large in the hand". Today, the Kaweco Sport range includes fountain pens, rollerball pens, ballpoint pens and mechanical pencils.
The Kaweco AC Sport series is made of CNC-turned aluminium with in-laid carbon fibre, and has silver accents. It is hand assembled in Germany and comes in a Kaweco gift tin.
The Kaweco AC Sport pencil is a compact pencil with an octagonal barrel. It is 110 mm long and has a 14 mm diameter. It has a push button action to advance or retract the 0.7 mm HB lead.
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