Lamy Pens and Pencils




Lamy

Lamy is an independent family-owned enterprise which was established in 1930 by C. Josef Lamy in Heidelberg. The Lamy brand has existed since 1952 and proved its innovative prowess in the very first year with the completely novel Lamy 27 fountain pen series. And in 1966 the distinctive style of Lamy Design was born with the Lamy 2000.

With an annual production of over 6 million writing instruments and a turnover exceeding €50 million Lamy today is not only the market leader in Germany but also ranks among the German design brands whose products hold a special position worldwide.

Innovative design for Lamy means not only the demand for a contemporary design language of its own, but also the aim of developing technical innovations which lead to increased utility value.

Its solid stainless steel clip obtains its springing characteristic not from the material itself, which was previously the case for writing instruments, but from a spring mechanism concealed in the interior. What may appear at first sight simply as an impressive-looking solution proves to be an innovative advantage in use. This clip does what it is supposed to – it provides a tight hold, but gently, and without damaging the textile.

The solutions mentioned here are, of course, just a representative sample. Many other technical innovations have their origin in the pioneering spirit of Lamy, along with many examples of unusual and unmistakable product design.The LAMY 2000 from 1966 is a good example:

Prices are quoted separately for each of the series and finishes below.  


Carand d'Ache 2000

Lamy 2000

Carand d'Ache accent

Lamy Accent

Carand d'Ache studio

Lamy Studio

Lamy Linea

Lamy Linea

Lamy Logo

Lamy Logo

Lamy Al-Star/Vista/Safari

Lamy Al-Star / Safari

Lamy Spirit

Lamy Spirit

Lamy Scribble

Lamy Scribble

Lamy Accessories

Lamy Accessories

 

Lamy Nib Chart

The following chart illustrates the different nib grades available with Lamy fountain pens.  Not all nib grades are available with every fountain pen type.

Key:

EF: Extra-Fine
F:Fine
M: Medium
B: Broad
BB: Double Broad
MK: A special point with an extra-large blob of iridium designed for the novice fountain pen user or for those who normally have difficulty using fountain pens
LH: Left-handed medium oblique
OM: Medium oblique
OB: Broad oblique
OBB: Double broad Oblique
1.1/1.5/1.9: Italic Stub nibs in widths 1.1mm, 1.5mm or 1,9mm.