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Hello all,

 

Need again your knowledge. Could any one tell me which models these pens are? Unfortunately I dont have better pictures, because the set is not in mine possesion.

I tried several researches, but still no hits.

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Looks to me like a fifties 146 (maybe a 149 - you'll need to give dimensions) that has a jeweller-made overlay to it. Can't tell you about the pencil - maybe also supplied by a jeweller to match the pen?

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Just buy it! It's a vintage MB 146G from the 50's. This is the most luxury version with a solid gold overlay.

It is worth in the 4 figures range.

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Looks to me like a fifties 146 (maybe a 149 - you'll need to give dimensions) that has a jeweller-made overlay to it. Can't tell you about the pencil - maybe also supplied by a jeweller to match the pen?

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Looks to me like a fifties 146 (maybe a 149 - you'll need to give dimensions) that has a jeweller-made overlay to it. Can't tell you about the pencil - maybe also supplied by a jeweller to match the pen?

Dimensions are aprox 13,5cm

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