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A new Offering from Montblanc


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This new offering from Montblanc has caught my eye. Wow, I've just fallen for this one, I have to make it mine!

 

-Bryan

 

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I had a similar reaction to the Boheme platinum plate with black...

 

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I've always loved pinstripes and there is no exception to this new line from Montblanc. Man, that Boheme comes across as very elegant, thanks for sharing!

 

I'm emailing FHP to get their price on these beauties. I'll report back soon.

 

Bryan

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Thinking back to my last glance at the FPH catalogue, I vaguely recall a sticker price close to 4 digits for that particular Boheme. I think I"ll stick to my beat up regular Boheme because at this sticker price, itis a whole lotta cash for essentially the same pen with a different finish. We are talking about 2x Danitrios here. :P

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Hi Wil,

 

Yeah, you're right. However, in the end it is whatever makes your boat rock, of course. Me, personally, I am crazy about Stipula Etrurias, but then, I am mad anyway :lol:.

 

Warm regards, Wim

the Mad Dutchman
laugh a little, love a little, live a lot; laugh a lot, love a lot, live forever

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They're gorgeous. I'm fortunanet enbough to have seen both "in the flesh" as it were.

 

I have a feeling Montblanc and Cartier work together on these pens having seen both their offerings.

 

I may have something (a litlle) special in a show 'n tell kinda way soon....hopefully that may interest you.

 

:ph34r: :bunny1:

 

J

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Scratch that...just finished typing and the door bell rings, IT'S HERE!!!

 

*Hysterical*

 

James

Hey James: I am still waiting for the show and tell :D.

 

Warm regards, Wim

the Mad Dutchman
laugh a little, love a little, live a lot; laugh a lot, love a lot, live forever

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FPH price is $998.00. I'm still waiting on a couple other prices from some internet shops.

 

Bryan

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rimmerjar, you sure know how to build excitement.

 

Bryan, I probably won't get around to spending that kind of money on a writing instrument in the next few decades.

 

Then again, you're totally right. This stuff is all relative. $1k is really just another beginners digital SLR camera, or a low end computer, perhaps, a major car tune up or maybe a night out of town with our special someone....

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