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Hi MB experts,

 

 

I have a friend that own a Antique Shop, and he come into possession of this pens, among others. Unfortunately he doesn't know too much about pens, and myself I'm not a person that knows too much about MB pens. I would like to know if I have identified correctly the ballpoint models, also an appropriate value if is possible. He do not have the boxes for any of the pens. I have only this pictures that I took them this morning.

I'm not the seller, I'm just the guy who want to help.

 

 

Is this a Montblanc 164 Classic Vermeil and Bordeaux Doue?

 

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Also this is a Montblanc Solitaire Classique BP/MP set, including the 3 pen case (also a Solitaire model)? The pencil has a dent on the lower barrel. Also he said the set is marked 925.

 

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I suggest researching their market value on eBay: search for the pens and include sold items in your search.

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I happen to have the silver solitaire ball point. Some years ago I paid $100 for it used at a pawn shop when they were about $500 new. Mine is genuine. To buy a similar MB BP in all silver is about $1200 new.

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Thank you for reply. I had a look on Ebay, but the price range so wide, that is hard to make a narrow appreciation. Also the pens that are on Antique Shop have no boxes or papers, really hard to appraise correctly.

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Time to read Rules and Guidelines :)

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Add lightness and simplicate.

 

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Time to read Rules and Guidelines :)

What?!? Can you be more specific?!?

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What?!? Can you be more specific?!?

"The Fountain Pen Network is not an appraisal site. Asking values with the intent of trying to sell on The Fountain Pen Network from any section or forum other than the Classifieds section and The Mall forum is not acceptable and will not be allowed."

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Vintage. Cursive italic. Iron gall.

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Thank you!

 

I didn't had any intention to sell the pens here, simply the pens are not mine. Also I didn't mention the shop name or how to get in contact with, just explaining the context. That is in the margin of rules and guidance.

 

The Antique Shop owner has own clientele, trying to get an value/ appropriate price to sell was the only intention that I had. Also I wanted to know if I have identified correctly the models, which seem I've done pretty well...

 

Anyway, I have an idea now and later I will pop in to the shop and give him my advice.

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