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Just bought these two little pens home. They also have the beautiful coral set but the fountain pen has yet arrived. A few snaps with my iPhone. Will upload more photos later !

 

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Wow!

In use today: MB LeGrand Pettit Prince and Aviator, Pelikan M100N, Conid First Production Run demonstrator.

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This is the first modern MB I'd consider buying, mostly because the company maintained some fealty to the original. Very nice

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Is this the only MB ballpoint version?

 

More pics please! :puddle: :thumbup: ​

 

 

Another coral version with stones on snake eyes, and more expensive

Fantastic pens - thanks for sharing the photos! How do they write?

 

 

It feels just writing with the Heritage 1912. Since the barrel is lacquer, the pen although is slim but quite balanced. The cap cannot be posted.

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Congratulations! I have a coral version awaiting me at the Boutique. I plan to pick it up tomorrow.

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Beautiful! Where the heck is that Montblanc announcement?

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Dear Friends,

 

Here are the additional photos, which also taken with the Agatha & Heritage 1912. Hope they won't kill you B) B)

 

 

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Christie and her kids :wub: :wub:

 

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Pairing up with Heritage 1912.....

 

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They are really nice. I hope that I will be able to get one of these to accompanying my MB heritage 1912.

 

Congratulations!

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Congrats they are very nice and it's a nice set also with the pouch

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It's a "false" piston filler like the Kafka LE, isn't it? One has to unscrew the barrel but can't use cartridges, right?

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It's a "false" piston filler like the Kafka LE, isn't it? One has to unscrew the barrel but can't use cartridges, right?

 

 

It's a 'true' piston, like the 149 & 146, no need to unscrew the barrel.

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Does anyone know if and where these will be available to order online? No MB stores in Abilene, TX.

I can't stop buying pens and it scares me.

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I'm off to my boutique today.

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Does anyone know if and where these will be available to order online? No MB stores in Abilene, TX.

 

They're not on the MB US web site as of this morning.

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I especially like the old style logo on the rouge et noir. A very nice touch.

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I guess the time difference means it's the 4th already in Hong Kong!!

 

They are beautiful. That case is a perfect accompaniment

 

May I be so crude as to ask how much?

 

I'm in London this week & the Bond Street store is calling....hey don't we have any decent stockists in the North West / Yorkshire!!

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