Roller lines are 540, 180, and 192. The roller photograph in the catalog is the 540. Stamp lines are 169 and 141. The 141 line names white or black.
The quote carries the count and the quantity: 540 Roller, 169 Stamp, or 141 Stamp in white. A roller packed with a pen in one carton is written on that line, so the packing list matches the kit photograph.
A first assortment is one pen family, one roller count, and one stamp. Each further count is its own line, with its own quantity.
Roller counts on the public line
Each roller count is its own model. The catalog lists ten needle lengths: 0.20, 0.25, 0.30, 0.50, 0.75, 1.00, 1.50, 2.00, 2.50, and 3.00 mm. The order names the count and the length.
The 540 and the 180 pages list stainless steel or titanium alloy needles. The 192 page lists stainless steel needles. Handles are PC and ABS, and the listed length is 13 cm. The unit pack is a crystal case and a paper box. The 540 and the 180 pages note 24 color options. The 192 page notes a black or white handle.
Stamp counts on the public line
The 169 has a hexagonal head with 169 stainless steel needles, a depth dial marked 0 to 3.0 mm, an ABS handle, and a protective cap. White and black are both listed. The 141 has a round head with 141 stainless steel needles, a depth dial marked 0 to 3.0 mm, an ABS handle, and a protective cap. The line names white or black.
The unit pack on these stamp pages is an individual printed box. A stamp is a public line, written with its count and its finish color.
One pen, one roller count, one stamp
A first assortment is one pen family, one roller count, and one stamp. The pen family is a T9 finish, an S5 finish, or a K7 finish. The roller count and the stamp count stay on their own lines when they travel in a separate carton. A cartridge accessory, when the kit includes one, is written beside the pen.