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Ippocrate

Ippocrate

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Color: Black
Nib

Medical symbols

Hippocrates and Aesculapius

Nib

gold-plated steel, pointed EF, F, M, B

Filling system

cartridge/converter

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The Marlen Ippocrate is a fountain pen dedicated to the world of medicine, featuring symbols that celebrate the medical profession. The central band of the silver and bronze barrel features a depiction of Hippocrates, the ancient Greek physician considered the father of medicine. The clip is engraved with the staff of Asklepios, an ancient symbol of the healing arts.

The body and cap are made of Italian resin turned from solid bar , with metal parts in silver, bronze, and metal. The steel nib is gold-plated. The filling system is cartridge or converter (international standard). The Marlen Ippocrate is available in 5 colors: burgundy, dark blue, black, red, and white.

The generous size ensures comfort during extended writing sessions, while the symbolic details make this fountain pen a distinctive gift for doctors and healthcare professionals.

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Marlen Hippocrates: Fountain pen for doctors with professional symbols

The central band of the Hippocrates Marlen shaft depicts the face of the famous ancient Greek physician who lived between 460 and 377 BC, considered the father of medicine for establishing this discipline as a science separate from philosophy and theurgy. The oath still sworn by physicians today testifies to the enduring legacy of his thought.

The clip features an engraved image of the Staff of Asklepios (Aesculapius to the Romans), an internationally recognized symbol of healing arts. Asklepios was the Greek god of medicine, son of Apollo. The staff with the coiled serpent represents healing and rebirth and is used by medical organizations worldwide.

These symbols make the fountain pen a distinctive tool for those working in the healthcare sector, combining everyday functionality and professional meaning.

Marlen Ippocrate materials: Italian resin, silver and bronze

The body and cap are crafted from solid bar Italian resin , precision-machined to ensure uniformity and strength. The solid bar turning process allows for smooth surfaces and fine details, with a glossy finish that enhances the available colors.

The metal parts are crafted from silver, bronze, and metal , with finishes that ensure durability and wear resistance. The central silver and bronze band features a bas-relief of the father of medicine, while the metal clip features an engraving of the staff of Asklepios.

The combination of Italian resin and fine metals gives the pen a balanced weight and a solid feel when writing.

Marlen Ippocrate gold-plated steel nib

The fountain pen is equipped with a gold-plated steel nib, available in various sizes (EF, F, M, B). The steel nib ensures reliability and smooth writing, with gold plating protecting against corrosion and lending an elegant look.

For those who want a superior writing experience, the version with an 18kt gold nib (size 6) is also available, which offers greater flexibility and a smoother stroke.

The filling is with an international standard cartridge or converter , allowing you to use pre-loaded cartridges or bottled inks via the piston converter (included in the package).

Five classic colors for every preference

The Marlen Ippocrate is available in 5 colours of Italian resin:

  • Black : classic elegance and professional versatility
  • Dark blue : sobriety and refinement
  • Bordeaux : warmth and distinction
  • Red : energy and character
  • White : purity and modernity

Each color maintains the same silver and bronze finishes, ensuring aesthetic consistency and recognizability of the collection dedicated to the healthcare world.

Generous dimensions for writing comfort

The pen features generous dimensions, designed to ensure comfort during prolonged writing sessions. The barrel diameter and balanced weight promote a natural grip, reducing hand fatigue.

The proportions are balanced to offer stability while writing, both with the cap posted and without. The overall length and center of gravity are optimized for a smooth and controlled writing experience.

Marlen: Italian tradition since 1982

Marlen is an Italian manufacturer specializing in high-end writing instruments, founded in 1982. The brand is known for its themed collections that celebrate history, culture, and professions, featuring craftsmanship and the finest materials.

The collection continues the tradition of creating pens that tell stories, combining classic aesthetics and meaningful symbolism. Other collections include models dedicated to historical figures, cities of art, and cultural themes.

Package Contents

The fountain pen is protected in a gift case and includes:

  • International standard plunger converter
  • Ink cartridge
  • Certificate of Authenticity
  • International Guarantee

Spare parts available

Original spare parts are available for the roller and ballpoint versions of the collection:

  • Rollerball : Refill P5888
  • Ballpoint : Refill P900

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FAQ

Is Marlen Hippocrates suitable as a gift for a doctor?

The fountain pen is specifically designed to celebrate the medical profession. The central band depicts the father of medicine, while the clip features the staff of Asklepios, an international symbol of the medical arts. Its generous size and fine materials (Italian resin, silver, bronze) make it a distinctive gift for doctors, residents, and healthcare professionals on the occasion of graduations, specializations, or professional achievements.

Which nib size should I choose for everyday use?

For everyday professional use, we recommend the Fine (F) or Medium (M) nib. The F nib produces a thin line suitable for writing on forms and medical documents, while the M nib offers greater smoothness and a more visible line. Both sizes are available in gold-plated steel. For those seeking a superior experience, the 18kt gold nib (size 6) is available.

What is the difference between steel and gold nibs?

The gold-plated steel nib ensures reliability, durability, and consistent smoothness, with plating that protects against corrosion. The 18kt gold nib (size 6) offers greater flexibility and smoothness, adapting to the pressure of the hand for a more personalized writing experience. The choice depends on individual preference and expected intensity of use.

What colors are available?

The fountain pen is available in five colors of Italian resin turned from solid bar: black (classic elegance), dark blue (understatement), burgundy (distinction), red (character), and white (modernity). All colors feature the same silver and bronze finishes on the central band and clip, ensuring the collection's aesthetic coherence.

How does cartridge or converter loading work?

The pen uses the international standard filling system. You can use pre-filled cartridges (included) for immediate convenience, or the included piston converter to draw ink from bottles. The converter allows you to choose from thousands of ink colors available on the market, offering maximum customization.

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Body and cap in Italian resin turned from solid bar, with metal parts in silver, bronze and metal.

Marlen - Dettaglio Fascia Ippocrate

The central band

The central band of the silver and bronze shaft depicts Hippocrates: an ancient Greek physician, geographer, and aphorist, considered the father of medicine.
Hippocrates introduced the innovative concept that a person's illness and health depended on specific human circumstances, not on superior divine intervention; he invented the medical record, theorized the need to rationally observe patients, taking notes and transcribing their appearance and symptoms, and introduced, for the first time, the concepts of diagnosis and prognosis.

Marlen - Dettaglio Clip Ippocrate

The clip features the staff of Asklepios, an ancient symbol of medicine.
Asklepios was the Greek god of medicine (Aesculapius to the Romans).
The Rod of Asclepius symbolizes the healing arts, combining the serpent – which, by shedding its skin, symbolizes rebirth and fertility – with the rod, a simple instrument.

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