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Montegrappa Sterling Silver Fountain Pen


FigliodiunCollezionista

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Hello All!

 

I am new to this site, but my father was a frequent visitor to any site devoted to pens, especially fountain pens. Unfortunately, he passed away a couple of months ago and left behind his collection. I am not completely ignorant on the subject, I have a few myself that were given to me (by him, of course) as gifts. His collection consists of Montegrappas, Sailors, Namikis, Lamys, Mont Blancs, Pilots, Watermans and more. My family has given me the responsibility of researching his collection, including the value of the ones that we are willing to part with. The first of which is a .925 Sterling Silver Montegrappa Fountain Pen. I can't seem to find a model name or model number, so I'm hoping that my limited description and the pictures I've attached to this post will be enough for you to identify the model and hopefully, its approximate worth.

 

I want to thank you in advance for your help, and I'm even more thankful for giving my father a place to share his passion with like-minded people.

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Sorry to hear of his passing! Sounds like he was quite the collector - those are some of the top brands around! Welcome to the forum :)

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