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Yes, I think it looks nice in the 146 size, but I think it is overpriced for what it is in my opinion.

 

They do hold their value fairly well though. I'd pick a used one up if the price was low.

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I find the green/gold combo absolutely eye-catching!

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Nice collection!

 

Do you have all versions?

 

I think at least the Ramses 146 pens came in two different length.

 

I'm not sure of the vermeille finish (gold plated sterling silver) was replaced by gold plated brass an later pens?!

 

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Thank you. As far as I know, this was all of them. They were in 146, 144 and Mozart. The Citrine and Hemetite were in 146 only, I think. To me the best part is they are sitting on my grandmothers secretary desk.

 

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Lovely collection and do like the grandmothers connection. Oddly enough I have a leaded glass fronted desk which was my grandfathers. Think I will do a collection spread on there at some point and take a few pictures.

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Hello Friends,

 

Have you ever seen Montblanc Nikolai 1 Malachite and what is your opinion of this pen?

 

I have the platinum plated 146 and 144 version of this pen. Its very beautiful in person. I believe the high price now is due to the following reasons; 1) this pen was a expensive back in the days. I remember i got this pen around 980 dollars few years back and that includes some discount (10 - 15 %) off MSRP. The 149 was around $450 at that time. 2) from my observation mont blanc hasn't done many pens (regular edition) thats vermeille finish.

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I have a set and wonna get rid of it.

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Fifteen or twenty years ago, I attended an auction at Dumouchelle's in Detroit. The lead auctioneer was using the only one I have ever seen. I have wanted one ever since.

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