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Aurora Ipsilon Demo fountain pens are available in six fun colors:

Optimistic Yellow, Enthusiastic Orange and Dreamer Green with gold plated trim and Passionate Red, Intuitive Light Green and Wise Purple with silver color trim.

See all the Aurora Ipsilon Demo pens here:

Aurora Ipsilon Demo

Or in our eBay store (search IPSILON):

The front section is clear so you can view the ink flowing from the ink chamber and the channel through the feed and nib.

Get one of these fun pens for yourself for only $144

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Love me a thicc, juicy, pretty Aurora nib

Pen 1 (bottom): Aurora Optima (medium)

Pen 2 (top): Aurora 88 Unica Nera (stub)

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This is an Aurora Ipsilon fountain pen in polished green resin with gold plated trim. It’s a lightweight 5 5/8 inch long cartridge / converter pen that uses Aurora proprietary cartridges. Upsilon (“Y” uppercase and “u” lowercase) is the 20th letter in the Greek alphabet and 25th letter of the Roman alphabet, adopted from Greek initially for Greek words as early as the first century BC. Thus, the clip on the Ipsilon pens has a Y shape. Ipsilon is the broadest range in the Aurora line as serves as an entry level fine pen for the brand, with many variations in well over two decades in production. The nib is gold plated stainless steel. The Ipsilon resin line fountain pens MSRP is $150 and matching rollerball pens are $125 and ballpoints are $99. PenHero price: Fountain pen with extra fine, fine, or medium nib $120 Rollerball pen $100 Ballpoint pen $79.20 https://www.penherostore.com/ipsilon/ Customers outside the USA and Canada please find your new Ipsilon in our eBay store: https://www.ebay.com/str/penherostore #fountainpen #aurora #ipsilon #pencollecting #aurorapen #penhero https://www.instagram.com/p/ChTBrYXvOWo/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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Ipsilon seasons series!  With clear demonstrator sections.  Six colors.

Ipsilon is the broadest range in the Aurora line and serves as a fun introduction to fine pens, with many variations in well over two decades in production.  

Upsilon (“Y” uppercase and “u” lowercase) is the 20th letter in the Greek alphabet and Ipsilon is the 25th letter of the Roman alphabet, adopted from Greek initially for Greek words as early as the first century BC.

Look carefully at the clip on Ipsilon pens and you will see the Y shape.

See them all here:

Aurora Ipsilon Demo

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Ipsilon seasons series!  Winter White.

Ipsilon is the broadest range in the Aurora line and serves as a fun introduction to fine pens, with many variations in well over two decades in production.  

Upsilon (“Y” uppercase and “u” lowercase) is the 20th letter in the Greek alphabet and Ipsilon is the 25th letter of the Roman alphabet, adopted from Greek initially for Greek words as early as the first century BC.

Look carefully at the clip on Ipsilon pens and you will see the Y shape.

See them all here:

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Ipsilon seasons series!  Spring Primavera Purple.

Ipsilon is the broadest range in the Aurora line and serves as a fun introduction to fine pens, with many variations in well over two decades in production.  

Upsilon (“Y” uppercase and “u” lowercase) is the 20th letter in the Greek alphabet and Ipsilon is the 25th letter of the Roman alphabet, adopted from Greek initially for Greek words as early as the first century BC.

Look carefully at the clip on Ipsilon pens and you will see the Y shape.

See them all here:

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Ipsilon seasons series!  Autumn Orange.

Ipsilon is the broadest range in the Aurora line and serves as a fun introduction to fine pens, with many variations in well over two decades in production.  

Upsilon (“Y” uppercase and “u” lowercase) is the 20th letter in the Greek alphabet and Ipsilon is the 25th letter of the Roman alphabet, adopted from Greek initially for Greek words as early as the first century BC.

Look carefully at the clip on Ipsilon pens and you will see the Y shape.

See them all here:

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Ipsilon seasons series!  Summer Estate Green.

Ipsilon is the broadest range in the Aurora line and serves as a fun introduction to fine pens, with many variations in well over two decades in production.  

Upsilon (“Y” uppercase and “u” lowercase) is the 20th letter in the Greek alphabet and Ipsilon is the 25th letter of the Roman alphabet, adopted from Greek initially for Greek words as early as the first century BC.

Look carefully at the clip on Ipsilon pens and you will see the Y shape.

See them all here: