A box with 72 Baignol & Farjon General Leman no.803

You will receive a vintage box containing 72 Baignol & Farjon General Leman no.803 nibs.

Baignol & Farjon was a French manufacturer of writing instruments based in Boulogne-sur-Mer. Its origins date back to 1850, and the company adopted the name Baignol & Farjon in 1875, when Camille Baignol and Ferdinand Farjon succeeded François Lebeau. The firm produced a wide range of steel pen nibs, pen holders and pencils. Its products received recognition at international exhibitions, including a gold medal in Paris in 1889. Baignol & Farjon forms part of the rich manufacturing heritage of French handwriting, calligraphy and drawing.

Very fine line; very high elasticity.

The box supplied may differ slightly from the one shown in the photograph. Both the box and the nibs will be of high quality.