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{{Infobox pen line | name = Lamy 2000 | aka = 2000 | manufacturer = [[Made by::Lamy]] | type = [[Fountain_pen|Fountain Pen]] [[Ballpoint]] [[Rollerball]] [[Mechanical Pencil]] | released = 1966 | discontinued = | made_in = [[Made in::Germany]] }} [[File:Lamy 2000 Complete Set.jpg|right|500px]]The [[Lamy]] 2000 was designed by Gerd Alfred Müller and the fountain pen was released in 1966, followed by the ball point pen in 1968 and the mechanical pencil in 1970. It remains in production today. The 2000 was innovative in its day for its use of a special fiberglass resin, Makrolon, produced by Bayer, for the body of the pen. The fountain pen version of the 2000 is the only Lamy fountain pen that is a piston fill pen<ref>[https://unsharpen.com/pen/lamy-2000-fountain-pen/ Unsharpen Lamy 2000 Fountain Pen] </ref>, so thus only takes bottled ink. There is also a mechanical pencil, a ballpoint pen and a four-color ballpoint pen. ==Special Editions== Over the years there were several special editions: ===30 Jahre Lamy (1996)=== The 30 Jahre Lamy (30 years Lamy) edition from 1996, featured a body made from grenadill wood with silver plated trim. <ref>[https://vintagefountainpens.co.uk/product/no6970-lamy-2000-30-jahre-special-edition-ballpoint-pen-from-1996/ Vintage Fontain Pens 30 Jahre Lamy], accessed 29 March 2016</ref> 10,000 ballpoint pens of this edition were made. <ref>[https://vintagefountainpens.co.uk/product/no6970-lamy-2000-30-jahre-special-edition-ballpoint-pen-from-1996/ Vintage Fontain Pens 30 Jahre Lamy], accessed 29 March 2016</ref> ===2000 Edition (2000)=== A commemorative fountain pen version was produced for the new millennium called the Edition 2000, which features an inverse design of the original: a stainless steel body with Makrolon ring and polished clip. <ref>[http://www.rickconner.net/penspotters/lamy.2000.html Penspotters Lamy 2000], accessed 29 March 2016</ref> ===Keramik (2006)=== In 2006 a Keramik or ceramicon edition of the Lamy 2000 was being sold. 7,500 ballpoint pens of this edition were manufactured. <ref>[http://www.papilando.com/schreibgeräte/minimalistisch-funktional-zeitlos-designklassiker-von-lamy/lamy-2000-ceramicon/ Papilando], accessed 29 March 2016</ref> [[File:Lamy_2000_Keramik.jpg|500px|frameless|center]] ===Titanium (2009)=== This edition of the Lamy 2000 is made of solid titanium and was released in September 2009. <ref>[http://www.lamy.com/content/news/press/e10431/index_eng.html Lamy web site], accessed 29 March 2016</ref> ===Red (2013)=== The Red edition of the Lamy 2000 is a pen set customised by Sir Jonathan Ive and Marc Newson. It sold for US$25,000 at the (RED) charity auction on 23 November 2013. The set includes the LAMY 2000 fountain pen, ballpoint pen, mechanical pencil, rollerball and four-colour ballpoint pen. <ref>[http://www.lamy.com/content/news/press/e10330/index_eng.html Lamy web site], accessed 29 March 2016</ref> [[File:Lamy 2000 Red.jpg|500px|frameless|center]] ===Black Amber 50th Anniversary (2016)=== 2016 celebrates the 50th Anniversary of the Lamy 2000, and with it a special edition of the 2000. Based on the [[#Metal|Stainless Steel]] 2000, this was a new color for the stainless steel 2000. Available as a Ballpoint, Rollerball or Fountain Pen, with a ''Lamy 50th'' engraving to denote the special edition. [[File:Lamy 2000 Black Amber.png|500px|frameless|center]] ===Brown 55th Anniversary (2021)=== The brown edition is limited to 3.300 pens and comes in a gift box, a notebook and a biography of Gerd A. Müller. ===Taxus=== The ballpoint pen of the Taxus edition of the Lamy 2000 is made of golden-yellow yew wood. <ref>[http://www.lamy.com/eng/b2c/2000/203_taxus Lamy web site], accessed 29 March 2016</ref> It is a special edition, but not a limited edition of the Lamy 2000. [[File:LAMY-2000-Taxus.png|500px|frameless|center]] ===Blackwood=== The ballpoint pen of the Blackwood edition of the Lamy 2000 is made of grenadilla, or African blackwood. <ref>[http://www.lamy.com/eng/b2c/2000/203_blackwood Lamy web site], accessed 29 March 2016</ref> It is a special edition, but not a limited edition of the Lamy 2000. [[File:LAMY-2000-Blackwood.png|500px|frameless|center]] ===Metal=== The metal edition of the Lamy 2000 features a fountain pen made of stainless steel. <ref>[http://www.lamy.com/eng/b2c/2000/002_metal Lamy web site], accessed 29 March 2016</ref> It is a special edition, but not a limited edition of the Lamy 2000. Fountain pen, ballpoint pen, mechanical pencil and roller ball are available as part of the Lamy 2000 metal edition. [[File:LAMY 2000 Stainless Steel FP.png|500px|frameless|center]] ==References and Notes== {{Reflist}} [[Category:Ballpoint Pens]] [[Category:Fountain Pens]] [[Category:Mechanical Pencils]] [[Category:Pencils]] [[Category:Rollerball Pens]] [[Category:Lamy]]
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