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NEW!: MONTEVERDE USA REGATTA EXPLORERS LIMITED EDITION WALNUT FOUNTAIN PEN

Just about ready for its formal introduction, the Monteverde Regatta Explorers fountain pen is created utilizing two desirable materials: black carbon fiber and walnut wood, in an alternating design, producing an elegant result. A characteristic of the gun metal trim is resistance to corrosion, thus contributing to the pen's durability and value.
This Limited Edition Regatta is fitted with a color-coordinated black, stainless steel, JoWo #6 nib, and, both standard, universal ink cartridges as well as a threaded ink converter for use with bottled inks are provided. The cap has a convenient magnetic closure--secure when capped and when posted. The Regatta Explorers delivers a fun writing experience: well-balanced in the hand, smooth nib and ideal ink flow. The Collection is also produced in a Limited Edition rollerball pen, and, ball pen. The total production of the three writing modes is 1,999 pens. Favorable pricing is found at the Authorized Dealer, penchalet.com, a celebrated Retailer with wide popularity. (The attached photo shows a silver-tone Monteverde/JoWo nib, although the factory-installed nib is black-tone.)

 

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