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=== First generation === Launched in 1980, these were available in a textured finish with three colour options: Terracotta orange, Savannah green, and Charcoal black. The easiest way to identify the pen is by the lack of an imprint at the bottom of the barrel. Another minor detail that differentiates it from future generations is the hexagonal cap nut; the flat edges can be observed if one shines a light into the cap. The pen was designed for cartridges or the old-style metal squeeze bar converter, so there are only two wide slots at the threaded end of the section. The old-style converters were likely included with the pen in some markets and sold separately in others.<ref name="haywoody">[http://www.fountainpennetwork.com/forum/topic/90367-lamy-safari/ Lamy Safari Post by Haywoody], on Fountainpennetwork.com</ref>
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