The Kaweco Sport was unique when it was created in 1911. A pocket fountain pen that was just 10.5 cm long when closed and therefore could easily be carried, but which had a normal size of 13 cm with the cap attached. At that time it was advertised for men and women in evening wear and sportspeople. One of the most famous people to use the pen was Sepp Herberger. The former trainer of the German national football team used a Kaweco Sport to write down his winning tactics that led to Germany winning the World Cup in 1954. The Classic Sport series is guided by this example today. It comes in classic and historical colours – some with gold-plated nibs, golden logo caps and golden logo embossing. Colours include white, black, burgundy and navy.