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MONTBLANC 642 Green Striped Masterpiece Vintage Fountain Pen From 1950's !

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MONTBLANC 642 Green Striped Masterpiece Vintage Fountain Pen From 1950's !

 

Montblanc 642 fountain pen with Fine two tone nib. From 1950's in good-excellent condition. The pen has a green striped celluloid barrel and walz gold cap. One big and some mini subsidences on the cap and some minor using signs on the barrel. Some brassings on the cap lip and clips. The cap top snow part too have some signs. Piston filling system with special telescopic system of Montblanc. The pen fills and works perfectly.

Good for daily uses and I decided the price according to its faults.

 

Please look to the photos.

You can see all you need in them.

 

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MONTBLANC Masterpiece

imprint on cap lip.

 

The hand crafted 14K gold Fine nib and its flat feeder is in perfect and with big iridium.

4810

M in star and in circle

14C

MONTBLANC

585

Imprint on the nib.

F 642 G

imprint on the turning knob.

 

The pen is working perfectly and ready to write.

 

The pen measures 128 mm in length (capped).

The cap is 13 mm and the barrel is 11.5 mm in diameter.

 

The price is: $445 (shipment + insurance included .)

 

Please feel free to email (sales@PenAntique.com) if you need.

 

Thanks,

Savas

 

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