I Need Help On Identifying To Vintage Montblancs

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Dear Fellor FPN members,

 

I recently came across with two vintage Montblanc fountain pen.

 

First one

* piston-filler

* two parallel trimming on the cap

* semi-flex nib

* Mont^Blanc engraving

* screw type cap

* monotone gold nib

 

Second one

* Looks like a 145 (Chopin) but I am not sure

* cartridge convertor

* springy and monotone gold nib

* snap on cap

* Montblanc Meisterstück engraving on the cap bad

 

Do you know the exact models and maybe the dates of those pens? Thank you

 

 

 

[Chrissy]

1st one looks like an old 146.

 

2nd one is a poor picture, but if it has a push on cap it would be a 144 because the 145 has screw threads and a screw on cap

[bmwboris]

The top one may be a 246- mainly from what I can see of the cap top- looks like its a bit "stepped" connecting to the clip and cap.

 

I agree with Chrissy's comments in regards to the bottom pen

[Chrissy]

I must admit I wasn't sure about the top pen from that picture. I hadn't noticed the stepped cap and end cones.

[Maxpens]

I would say the top is one of the vintage 24x series, the second sure a 144 modern but early one because of the mono tone nib.

[h.farmawi]

the second one is a 144

[HermetiC]

244 (a bit smaller than 246) and 144

[JLS1]

244 (a bit smaller than 246) and 144

 

+1 for the above. FYI, the 244 should have a marking on the end/piston cap to indicate the model number and possibly, nib size. The 244 is a great pen - congratulations!