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What Is Written After "149"?

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mke Antique

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Usually, I expected the writing "149 - Montblanc" on the trim band.

What inscription does this band show? I can read "149 -"

Can't read it?

 

To what pen does it belong?

 

Thank you.

 

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mke Antique

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Thank you for the information and the links. Actually, there is not much information - just that MB used it.

 

> It's a new identification system to prevent counterfeits.

Now this is a bit strange. How should the characters PIX circumvent a counterfeiting?

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How should the characters PIX circumvent a counterfeiting?

Legalistic fiction: Suppose you’re Snowflake Pens and sue a counterfeiter in the country where the counterfeiting takes place because it’s the only way to make a possible judgement in your favour enforceable. Now suppose that the court decides that your trademark is not substantially different than naturally occurring possible snowflake shapes. What occurs naturally may be claimed as corporate identity, but not exclusively by a singular party. What do you do? You differentiate further, if possible with other registered indicators.

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Legalistic fiction: Suppose youre Snowflake Pens and sue a counterfeiter in the country where the counterfeiting takes place because its the only way to make a possible judgement in your favour enforceable. Now suppose that the court decides that your trademark is not substantially different than naturally occurring possible snowflake shapes. What occurs naturally may be claimed as corporate identity, but not exclusively by a singular party. What do you do? You differentiate further, if possible with other registered indicators.

What a nice summing-up! It now makes sense to me :lol:

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Legalistic fiction: Suppose you’re Snowflake Pens and sue a counterfeiter in the country where the counterfeiting takes place because it’s the only way to make a possible judgement in your favour enforceable. Now suppose that the court decides that your trademark is not substantially different than naturally occurring possible snowflake shapes. What occurs naturally may be claimed as corporate identity, but not exclusively by a singular party. What do you do? You differentiate further, if possible with other registered indicators.

 

I concur with the above.....I think B)

A wise man once said    " the best revenge is wealth "   but a wiser man answered back    " the best revenge is happiness "

 

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