The Conklin Duragraph fountain pen in Red Nights features marbled resin accented by silver-plated clip and trim, with a smooth steel nib in several nib point options. The flat-top design is classic and elegant, and the pen includes a converter, and also uses short or long international ink cartridges. The Conklin Duragraph was originally released in 1923, and is a classic example of the streamlined flat-top design that was so popular during that era.