In March, 1939, model 100N was expanded with two desk pen models.

• Model 100Nf; "f" stood for "fest (fixed)", as it had a fixed extension (holder) (Fig.1).

• Model 100Na; "a" stood for "abnehmbar (removable)", as it had a removable extension (Fig.2).

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Pelikan Schreibgeräte presents two types of customers Günter Wagner wanted to win over with these models.

• Companies that wanted to make a company fountain pen available to their office employees. The long extension was expected to prevent employees from putting the pen into their own pockets inadvertently.

• Customers who expected fountain pens for the shape of their accustomed long dip pen holder.

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Desk pen sets are mostly found in Italy, where such pens were much more requested (Fig.1) (Penboard.de). For other variations, please refer to Pelikan-guide or Pelikan 100Nf (ca.1950).

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According to Pelikan-guide, model 100f also existed (Fig.3 bottom). But, there is no further information available.