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Which one of the following skeleton pens is your favourite?  

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  1. 1. Which one of the following skeleton pens is your favourite one?

    • MB skeleton 75th anniversary
      17
    • MB skeleton star 333
      12
    • MB John Harrison
      10
    • MB Black Widow
      23
    • MB Georges Pompidou
      3
    • MB Charlie chaplin
      17

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Love the Black Widow (88 edition, that is).

Montblanc 145, F nib
Faber Castell E-Motion in Pearwood, F nib
Montblanc 149, F nib
Visconti Divina Proporzione 1618, S nib
Montblanc Cool Blue Starwalker, EF nib
Montblanc Solitaire Silver Barley BP
Montblanc Rouge et Noir Coral, M nib

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My favourite skeleton is the 75th anniversary. It is the first skeleton produced by MB ever. Also, it's nib and the piston mechanism is extremely elegant. It comes with a presentation box. The top of the box is a huge magnifying glass so as to see all the details of this magnificent pen. It is a museum pen. The next favourite one is Magical Black widow.

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i chose the 75th anniversary but it took me time to decide it as i like all of them. second choice could be the chaplin one i love the black with the silver colour. that was a difficult task.

 

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Oh, the Harrison! Love that one too.

Montblanc 145, F nib
Faber Castell E-Motion in Pearwood, F nib
Montblanc 149, F nib
Visconti Divina Proporzione 1618, S nib
Montblanc Cool Blue Starwalker, EF nib
Montblanc Solitaire Silver Barley BP
Montblanc Rouge et Noir Coral, M nib

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I'd vote for the Brandenburger Tor as my 3 sons were all born in Berlin, but as its not there Spidy gets it.

And how can this be, because he is the Kwisatz Haderach.

 

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Definitely the 75th Anniversary! The other doesn't do it for me, as I like symmetry, and probably the bling-phile in me :-)

 

 

 
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It has to be the 75th Anniversary. The nib work is so regal and intricate. Black Widow is a close second.

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My favourite skeleton is the 75th anniversary. It is the first skeleton produced by MB ever. Also, it's nib and the piston mechanism is extremely elegant. It comes with a presentation box. The top of the box is a huge magnifying glass so as to see all the details of this magnificent pen. It is a museum pen. The next favourite one is Magical Black widow.

 

 

Absolutely agree!

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Charlie Chaplin, doubtlessly. I actually don't fancy skeletons, but the CC is cool.

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Ive gotta go with the black widow......ive looked into getting one and the lowest price ive found is about as much a a car

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Ive gotta go with the black widow......ive looked into getting one and the lowest price ive found is about as much a a car

 

yep! But we still love it! ))) And I think to compare it to another pens it is indeed worth $30,000

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