On January 20, 1954, 130 IBIS (and 100N) were "officially" discontinued (Pelikan Schreibgeräte). The model, however, was continued to be produced for the export market (e.g. Switzerland).

 

In December 1954,  so-called fir tree nib was introduced to  model 130 IBIS (Fig.1, 2)⁽¹⁾. 

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In 1955, model 130 IBIS E was produced. The model had "Electrographik" on the cap tube (Fig.3). The model was made for the high graphite inks for making marks readable by the machine (e.g. bar-code labels) (Werner's Info-Page Pelikan-Pens, Pelikan’s Perch). The model was passed down to model 140 E.

 

Finally, model 130 IBIS was discontinued around 1956 (Pelikan Schreibgeräte, Pelikan-collectibles)⁽²⁾, and was completely replaced by model 140 as an economy model⁽³⁾.

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Note;⁽¹⁾It is likely that the new nib units had been introduced to model 130 IBIS, before then (please see Pelikan 100N (ca.1950)).

⁽²⁾Switzerland price list was the last reference of Pelikan 130 IBIS.

⁽³⁾Model 140 had already been introduced in 1952.