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Hi, Can anyone tell me what model name of this Montegrappa? It looks like an Extra but doesn't have the Greek key band and silver grip section like the current model. It's about 15-20 years old I think. 5 1/2" long. Sterling silver trim and 18kt nib. thanks, BOB

 

 

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They'll make an Extra 1930 with any kind of section you'd like, And the same goes for bands and special editions. If that is a piston filler made of celluloid, I would say either a pen shop special edition or some kind of 1 off 1930.

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I was going to say Miya, but I think they had all metal sections. I could be wrong though.

 

The Miya has a more bulbeous shape just after the section, whereas this part of the pen seems straight in the pen of Bob.

 

I'd say Classica, too!

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(Table taken from the Montegrappa Extra Photo Thread, first page, posted by fpupulin)

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