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Just prepared; green striated pens for the Cologne penshow. I like to share this picture because I am sure that this is the last picture of all 3 pens together.

 

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up 146 green striated BB nib

middle 149 green striated F nib

down 146 green striated F nib

 

kind regards

 

Max

 

HANDMADE PENS : www.astoriapen.hamburg ; REPAIRSERVICE : www.maxpens.de ; by MONTBLANC recommended repair service for antique pens

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:drool: :drool: Wow, it doesn't get any better.

Absolutely stunning. Thanks for sharing them.

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hmmm, I see that I need to go to the Cologne pen show this year...

Nib (re)plating: please visit www.Dutchpen.com

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Whoa...I've never seen a 149 in any color but black! When were the 149s produced in the various striated colors?

Thanks for sharing this, Max! I bow to you, sir! :notworthy1:

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Wow, just incredible. I have never seen a striated 149 before.

" Gladly would he learn and gladly teach" G. Chaucer

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They are just fantastic. I wish I could have one of them. Absolute beauties!

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Egads, beautiful! Are they translucent? No ink windows due to body/section as one piece?

Gorgeous how the striations run to the nib. Thanks for showing!

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never saw the 149 in this version before so thanks! ;)

A people can be great withouth a great pen but a people who love great pens is surely a great people too...

Pens owned actually: MB 146 EF;Pelikan M200 SE Clear Demonstrator 2012 B;Parker 17 EF;Parker 51 EF;Waterman Expert II M,Waterman Hemisphere M;Waterman Carene F and Stub;Pilot Justus 95 F.

 

Nearly owned: MB 149 B(Circa 2002);Conway Stewart Belliver LE bracket Brown IB.

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Pelikan has been producing modern versions of their vintage pens. Why doesn't MB reissue their own beautiful pens of the past?

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Max, did you make the entire pen from green striated cellulose rod? I am almost certain Montblanc did not release any striated 149s which leads me to believe you built the entire pen out of striated cellulose rod. I am afraid to ask what the going price of green striated 149 is. Beautiful pens BTW...

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Beautiful pens! Thank you, Max, for showing them.

Écrire c’est tenter de savoir ce qu’on écrirait si on écrivait. – M. Duras

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Max, did you make the entire pen from green striated cellulose rod? I am almost certain Montblanc did not release any striated 149s which leads me to believe you built the entire pen out of striated cellulose rod. I am afraid to ask what the going price of green striated 149 is. Beautiful pens BTW...

 

All three pens are completely new made from original MB material of the 50s with the original tools, the old parts are the nib, feed, cap bands, clip and mechanism. This is in my opinion the only way to get a mint green striated pen. It is a extremely time consuming work, but the result is it worth. I think it is the same system with antique cars, you can find parts, but at the end the car is completely to restore.

 

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Max

HANDMADE PENS : www.astoriapen.hamburg ; REPAIRSERVICE : www.maxpens.de ; by MONTBLANC recommended repair service for antique pens

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