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The new LeBoeuf Pilgrim Collection is the first release from the new LeBoeuf Pen Company. This Vintage-inspired collection is a stunning tribute to the famous LeBoeuf Fountain Pen Company and its most iconic pen, The Pilgrim.
Originally released in the 1930’s, the Pilgrim Collection is a classical remake of this Leboeuf staple. Utilizing original LeBoeuf Pilgrim pens and drawings, we selected a unique celluloid-style acrylic to represent the look and feel of this timeless instrument.
The Pilgrim was designed with subtle details which pays homage to the original Leboeuf writing instruments made popular during the Golden Era of fountain pens.
The Fountain Pen features a German gold-plated iridium nib with the Leboeuf logo in Medium Point size. The Pen utilizes a cartridge/converter filling system. The Pilgrim is also available as a Roller Ball, using an international-style refill.
The Very Finest
Vintage-inspired Pens
LeBoeuf's rich legacy is legendary. Their original models are highly sought by pen collectors worldwide for what is now 100 years.
Class. Redefined.
Celluloid-inspired Acrylic
we selected a unique celluloid style acrylic to represent the look and feel of this timeless classic. Its subtle details pay homage to the original LeBoeuf writing instruments, made popular during the Golden era of fountain pens.
Improved
Gold-plated Iridium Steel
Each Fountain Pen features a German gold-plated iridium nib in medium point size. The iconic LeBoeuf logo, glistening at its base. The Pen utilizes a cartridge/convertor filling system. The LeBoeuf Pilgrim is also available as a Roller Ball which uses an international style refill.
Founded, 1919
Reborn, 2019
The New LeBoeuf Fountain Pen Company will continue the legacy of the LeBouef brand and products. We're on schedule to produce a broad range of luxury writing instruments, bringing the 1930's "Golden Era of Fountain Pens” into the 21st century.