LAMY 2000 Bog Oak 60th Anniversary Limited Edition Fountain Pen

The LAMY 2000 Bog Oak 60th Anniversary Limited Edition Fountain Pen brings a natural material to one of modern writing’s most recognizable forms. Created to mark six decades of the LAMY 2000, it combines a dark stabilized bog oak barrel with brushed stainless steel, preserving the collection’s restrained silhouette while giving its central surface a distinctive grain. Craftsmanship & Design Bog oak gives this edition its character. Its deep brown, almost black appearance creates a quiet contrast with the surrounding steel, while visible grain introduces detail that changes from one piece to another. Stabilization prepares the wood for its role in a writing instrument, allowing an organic material to become part of a precisely engineered design. The steel cap and end components frame the wooden barrel without competing with it. Brushed surfaces emphasize the pen’s tapered shape, and the clip maintains the clean profile associated with the LAMY 2000. The result is a material study as much as an anniversary edition: dark wood and reflective metal share a single continuous form. Each example belongs to a worldwide edition of 1,966 pieces. The edition number is etched into the clip, keeping the identifying detail within the design rather than adding a separate decorative element. Natural variation in the wood means the grain of an individual pen may differ from the example pictured. Writing Experience A partially hooded 14k gold nib continues the LAMY 2000’s distinctive approach to the writing point. The rhodium-plated finish gives the exposed portion a silver appearance that coordinates with the steel components. Truphae’s allocation includes Extra Fine, Fine, and Medium nib options, allowing writers to select the line width that suits their handwriting and usual paper. The integrated piston mechanism fills directly from a bottle of fountain pen ink. Turning the piston draws ink into the pen’s internal reservoir, without a separate converter or cartridge. It is a practical system for a pen intended to move between a collection, a writing desk, and regular use. Extra Fine is a useful starting point for compact handwriting and detailed notes, while Fine offers a versatile line for daily writing. Medium gives the writing more presence on the page. The final appearance of any nib width will also depend on the ink, paper, and individual writing style. Heritage & Collector Context Designed by Gerd A. Müller and introduced in 1966, the LAMY 2000 helped establish the brand’s enduring focus on function, proportion, and material. Its familiar shape has remained relevant through changing tastes because its details serve the writing instrument as a whole. This 2026 anniversary edition celebrates that continuity through a change in material. The numbered production of 1,966 references the original introduction year, connecting the new interpretation directly to the model’s beginnings. The presentation includes a premium box and a 144-page notebook with a fine linen cover, bringing the pen and a place to write together in one collector’s set. Technical Specifications Brand: LAMY Collection: 2000 Edition: Bog Oak 60th Anniversary Limited Edition, 2026 Production: 1,966 numbered pieces worldwide Barrel: Stabilized bog oak Cap and metal components: Stainless steel Nib: Rhodium-plated 14k gold, partially hooded Available nib sizes: Extra Fine, Fine, Medium Filling system: Integrated piston; bottled fountain pen ink Edition numbering: Etched into the clip Included: Presentation box and 144-page notebook with fine linen cover Country of origin: Germany Condition: New