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Large leather Montblanc conference folder. UK size is A4 which, I think, is known as ‘legal’ in the US.

 

Lovely unused/unmarked condition with complete full pad of Montblanc paper. The pad cover has a large Montblanc logo embossed on it which has not shown up well in the picture.

 

The original Leather Service Guide & Leather Collection fob are included as are the dust bag and outer box.

 

The large pen loops in the folder will accommodate a 149 with ease.

 

The only minus in my view is the small corporate embossing on the front of the folder but, to be fair, this is not very noticeable.

 

Price wise is £115/$178 .P&P will be around £6 in the UK but will get a quote for any other interested parties. Paypal if possible.

 

e-mail ianrobertson@fsmail.net

 

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Offers ??

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As I understand it, A4 = 8.27 x 11.69 inches which is slightly larger than US letter size 8.5 x 11.0 inches. Hence, I do not believe US legal size will fit.

What is the embossed emblem at the top of the front cover?

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When checking the Montblanc shop catalogue the indent no of this item is 05523 as displayed on the box. The refill is listed as A4 with no mention of 'legal' so you may be correct in this. I must be getting confused but I am sure someone once told me that A4 = US legal.

 

The embossed emblem reads : Gupman Hotels.

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A4 folders are not suited for North American letter and legal pads of paper. A4 is narrower than "letter size" but much shorter than "legal size". See the Montblanc refills web site for stunning-expensive pads of unlined A4 paper.

 

And the hotel is "Guoman", not "Gupman".

 

 

When checking the Montblanc shop catalogue the indent no of this item is 05523 as displayed on the box. The refill is listed as A4 with no mention of 'legal' so you may be correct in this. I must be getting confused but I am sure someone once told me that A4 = US legal.

 

The embossed emblem reads : Gupman Hotels.

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What is the history of this item?

Does Guoman give this item to valued employees/executives?

 

Not that sure to be honest. If they are given out to employees they must really value them. My boss once gave me a box of Montblanc refills and one of them was missing !!

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Sunday reduction.......£100 / $178

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As I understand it, A4 = 8.27 x 11.69 inches which is slightly larger than US letter size 8.5 x 11.0 inches. Hence, I do not believe US legal size will fit.

What is the embossed emblem at the top of the front cover?

 

I have one of the MB refill pads that would probably fit this holder, the pad has the number 54141 embossed in the top left hand corner of the back, and measures 8 1/2" by 11 3/4". Is this any help?

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