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The Franklin-Christoph New Penvelope 6 Boot Brown Leather sits atop a closed black notebook on a wooden desk.
A Franklin-Christoph New Penvelope 6 Boot Brown Leather case holds pens on a desk with a notebook, glasses, and art.
Franklin-Christoph New Penvelope 6 Boot Brown Leather with embossed logo, pen case, and glasses in background.
Franklin-Christoph New Penvelope 6 Boot Brown Leather, on black notebook with glasses, candle, map, and books.
Franklin-Christoph New Penvelope 6 Boot Brown Leather pen case with flap; holds six pens; light edge stitching.
Franklin-Christoph New Penvelope 6 Boot Brown Leather open, revealing three small bottles inside against white background.
Three Franklin-Christoph New Penvelope 6 Boot Brown Leather cases and a matching pen case, stacked, slightly overlap.

New Penvelope 6 Boot Brown Leather

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  • A new design on one of our most distinctive products - we present the New Penvelope Six. This version in our long running boot brown leather - a distressed, a bit already marked up leather, which will gain a quick patina with use. 
  • The six pen soft cloth insert is removable, to help with easy in and out of pens. Each pen slot goes to nearly the bottom of the case to keep pens fully separated. 
  • The overall size of the case is smaller and lighter than our original PV6, for more efficient carrying in briefcases, backpacks, purses, etc.
  • Fits pens large and small, as large as .7" thick and 6" tall. (note that our sometimes produced Model 66 will not fit as it's over 6".)
  • Dimensions:
5.65" tall (144mm)
5.19" wide (132mm)
1" deep (25mm)
  • Weight:
4oz / 113 grams (without pens)
  • To buy additional 3 or 6 pen inserts visit:
*Note that if you have pens made of ABS Plastic (Lamy Safari or Twsbi for instance) - that material can draw dyes out of many fabrics and stain pens after long insertion in pen cases. ABS Plastic is primarily used on inexpensive pens and is not an issue with most fine pens.