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Dear Pen Lover,
I'm glad to annouce the launch of a new limited edition that Montegrappa produced for my city, Rome.
La Verde Roma

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Rome is not only ancient ruins and history, maybe not everyone knows that Rome is the greenest city in Europe.
To celebrate this primacy Montegrappa produced this wonderful 100 pieces limited edition, made in green celluloid body and, for the first time, a celluloid nib section.

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Manufacturers: Montegrappa
Series: La Verde Roma
Model: Fountain pen
Material: Celluloid
Nib section: Celluloid
Trim: Sterling silver
Nib: 18 Kt. gold rhodium plated
Nib size: 8
Filling System: Piston
Pieces Produced: 100


It will be available in December and we just opened the reservation.
Please CONTACT ME or CLICK HERE for any further information.

Marco

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That green is totally stunning!

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Thank you for sharing the images of this beautiful pen!

 

Besides the gorgeous material, I am happy to see the section made from same celluloid; I have a few Montegrappas with silver sections & although they don't offend me the way the use of same in some Omas pens does, I do prefer section to match the body of the pen.

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Thank you for sharing the images of this beautiful pen!

 

Besides the gorgeous material, I am happy to see the section made from same celluloid; I have a few Montegrappas with silver sections & although they don't offend me the way the use of same in some Omas pens does, I do prefer section to match the body of the pen.

 

Thank you for your feedback. It was not easy for Montegrappa to create a celluloid section because the tickness of the material is different and they had to re-design the pen.

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Well this is certainly one of the most beautiful pens made in recent years. Glorious, superb, magnificent. And an apt homage to the Eternal City! Too bad the price is going to be way above my possibilities :(

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Thanks, Marco. I’ve sent you an email to reserve one of these. It’s a stunningly beautiful pen.

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Great looking pen. That nib scrollwork is fantastic. As a fan of larger nibs I'm pleased that Montegrappa has been using #8 on quite a few pens these days.

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Great looking pen. That nib scrollwork is fantastic. As a fan of larger nibs I'm pleased that Montegrappa has been using #8 on quite a few pens these days.

Thank you for your feedback. I love that pen and I'm proud Montegrappa made it for me.

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