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Greetings!

I’m selling this Consignment fountain pen.The price is U$76.00 each included shipment worldwide registered(traceable & insurance) airmail parcel. Working condition,no damage, nothing wrong with the pens.Additional photos,contact me back-channel.I can take on line payments like Paypal(fountainpenslover@yahoo.com),please.Any doubt,do not hesitate asking!

Thanks for looking.

Regards,

René Álvarez

DESCRIPTION:

New and Old stock Inoxcrom SIROCCO fountain pen(1995’ years),The pen is cartridge and converter filler(BOTH INCLUDED), with Medium nib size(it feels like F).The nib is gold plated.It’s big pen, barrel and cap marbled green finish, it looks like malachite stone .The pen has original boxes. All gold parts are GOLD ELECTROPLATED 23.6 Ks. Cap Band says: INOXCROM SPAIN. The nib says: INOXCROM 1st. QUAL M and the world logo in the centre.

Dimensions:

Large 14.2 cms. ;

Large cap posted 16.5 cms. ;

Diameter Cap & Barrel 1.0 & 0.8 cm. ;

Weight 26 grs.

Inoxcrom is an old Spanish Brand from Barcelona city.

Inox. Sirocco fits Rotring,Waterman and other equivalents converters if you prefer ink bottle filler. Ink Cartridge is classic small European size or long Waterman,etc. My pen’s stock is Limited.

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