Need Help Identifying My Montblanc Meisterstuck Pens

[Randymw59]

I have seven Montblanc pens that were purchased at an estate sale. I've got:

one Montblanc Generation pen (green, no serial number)

one Montblanc Meisterstuck pen (short, 3 inches or so, no serial number)

one Montblanc Meisterstuck pen, with serial number, removable cap

four Montblanc Meisterstuck pens, all with serial numbers

 

I have several pictures, but can't upload them here due to their size. I can email them to you if you can help.

 

I don't have a Montblanc dealer anywhere near me, and I don't want to mail the pens to them for fear of losing them. Can anyone help me identify whether or not these pens are genuine. I would also like to know as much history on them as possible (when they were manufactured, where, original price, etc).

 

Can anyone help?

 

Thanks,

 

Randy

[HermetiC]

Pics, please.

[Chrissy]

I suggest that you download some free picture editing software, and reduce the sizes of your pics so that you can upload them on here. We can't help you without seeing pictures and offering to email them isn't an idea that many members will be keen on

[piscov]

Use www.http://picresize.com

 

It´s online no need to install software and works pretty good.

 

With pictures it´s easier to help you.

 

Best regards

 

Vasco

[Randymw59]

Please see the pens here:

http://imgur.com/a/PRVCs?gallery

 

I'm not sure if I have shared the album properly or not...please let me know if you can't see them. I can email them to you if you want...just email me your address.

 

Thanks,

 

Randy

[s5blitzer]

Should I click on an unfamiliar link?

[jar]

Should I click on an unfamiliar link?

 

Not enough or clear enough pictures to tell anything.

[gclyn]

Randymw59,

 

You need to show close ups of the nib, serial numbers, gold band around the cap, etc, others can chime in on other parts, for the forum to help you out.

 

One small trick, it's not fool proof, is to shine a bright light through the cap. If the light is reddish it may be more genuine. If the light is any other colour, it's a fake. The caveat, this is just one of a few methods to try to help authenticating a genuine MB.

[Randymw59]

I have already done the verifications steps that I've found...shining a light produces a red glow. There's the impression inside the clip on a few of the pens. Everything that I can see says they are legitimate. I have serial numbers...is there any way I can verify these serial numbers? I am very reluctant on mailing the pens to a dealer for verification.

 

I would like to sell the pens, but don't know their value.

 

Randy