Brand
Geha
Germany
Founded 1918
8 pens
Geha-Werke (short for Gebrüder-Hartmann-Werke) was a Hannover stationery and office-supply manufacturer founded in 1918 by the brothers Heinrich and Conrad Hartmann. From 1950 it made the first German fountain pen to use an ink cartridge and became Pelikan's chief rival in the school-pen market, with a distinctive proprietary cartridge and a slider-operated 'reserve tank' that released a small extra supply of ink. The company was taken over by Pelikan in 1990 and its pens are now only found on the second-hand market.
Geha pens in Inktend
G7
700 (Geha-Boy)
Geha
G7
708
Geha
G7
715
Geha
G7
760
Geha
G7
790
Geha
GG
Goldschwinge 725
Geha
GR
Rot
Geha
GS
Schulfüller Mit Reservetank
Geha
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