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Some fellow FPN members requested more pics of my new bag.

So I made some pics of it and the topic will be closed with a written mini review with the new Meisterstück Permanent Grey ink.

 

Hope you will like it.

 

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Very nice. Thanks very much for the review and the photos.

" Gladly would he learn and gladly teach" G. Chaucer

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That's a smart looking bag! Love the M motif, the same M I see on my nibs. :)

I also like that it is designed to take the elements. I hope you enjoy it every day.

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That's actually a pretty attractive bag (and most the mfr branded ones don't usually catch my fancy).

 

+ 1, but I'm sure the price will kill the thrill.

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So these bags really selling for north of 800-900 USD?

 

 

Not sure of the price ( which perhaps be considered a confidential matter), but there are many nice pens far above that range that members buy, and after a certain point, it's nice to buy something other than a pen. :)

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Not sure of the price ( which perhaps be considered a confidential matter), but there are many nice pens far above that range that members buy, and after a certain point, it's nice to buy something other than a pen. :)

 

:P I'm sure, just a little fazzled because I do own a vintage Montblanc, but it only cost me $50 :P

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So these bags really selling for north of 800-900 USD?

 

 

 

+ 1, but I'm sure the price will kill the thrill.

 

 

 

 

Not sure of the price ( which perhaps be considered a confidential matter), but there are many nice pens far above that range that members buy, and after a certain point, it's nice to buy something other than a pen. :)

 

The Retailprice in Europe is EUR 745,-

Yes, it is quite some money. It is a daily essential, so divided by all the workingdays to come it is ok... :D

If you try to find a penpouch from MontBlanc for three pens your only choice will be the Sienna pouch :rolleyes: B)

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Bit out of topic sorry but like your Asus Ultrabook

 

Thank you.

Yes I like my ultrabook a lot. It has a i7 dualcore and 256 GB SSD.

On the road I can work with a full battery 5-6 hrs.

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:P He should get a Montblanc laminate skin for it :P

 

Hahaha...

Some would think I would, but I also like the products OEM.

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The Retailprice in Europe is EUR 745,-

Yes, it is quite some money. It is a daily essential, so divided by all the workingdays to come it is ok... :D

If you try to find a penpouch from MontBlanc for three pens your only choice will be the Sienna pouch :rolleyes: B)

 

Remove the pattern and the snowflake and you got something you can get for under $200 easy (probably no more than 80-150) with the same level of craftsmanship and such. So for a daily essential, least in my mind set that's about $700 overpriced, where as the pen side of things, I could justify the same price tag easier.

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