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http://i.ebayimg.com/t/Vintage-MONTBLANC-MONTEROSA-n-042-p-f-steel-nib-KF-1950-55-c-black-/00/s/NjY3WDEwMDA=/z/vV8AAOxyJs5RZ2TV/$T2eC16VHJHwE9n8iiIQhBRZ2TU!4tw~~60_57.JPG

Here is a Montblanc Monterosa.

It seems to have silver trim, a steel nib, and a blue ink window, all wrapped in a nice black resin barrel.

This pen looks really pretty to me. I want a pen that has the attributes I've described above.

Are there any other pens that look similiar to this style? Off the top of my head, the Pelikan 205 almost hits the mark, but it has a grey ink window.

"I hope to add some measure of grace to the world. . . . Whether I win or lose does not matter, only that I follow the quest."

 

Looking for a Sheaffer Sovereign II Gray Pearl with an EF nib.

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Well you are not going to find many pens that look like the Montblanc Monte Rosa. As for the trim, it is not silver but gold plated steel. Monte Rosas are very nice vintage pens with very low price tags (compared to other MBs). Also, they can be found with gold nibs as well as steel nibs. Sorry I couldn't aide in finding a similar pen... :embarrassed_smile:

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Well you are not going to find many pens that look like the Montblanc Monte Rosa. As for the trim, it is not silver but gold plated steel. Monte Rosas are very nice vintage pens with very low price tags (compared to other MBs). Also, they can be found with gold nibs as well as steel nibs. Sorry I couldn't aide in finding a similar pen... :embarrassed_smile:

Yeah it looks like the gold has all worn off on this model, but this gives it a nice elegant look.

"I hope to add some measure of grace to the world. . . . Whether I win or lose does not matter, only that I follow the quest."

 

Looking for a Sheaffer Sovereign II Gray Pearl with an EF nib.

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Some of the old Geha pens look similar. Like the one in this post: https://www.fountainpennetwork.com/forum/index.php?/topic/90303-flexy-obb-stub-italic-geha-705/.

 

I have a Geha with steel trim and a blue ink window, but it has a hooded nib. I'm not sure if there were any with open nibs and steel trim, but I bet somebody else around here will know.

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Geha shulfuller looks similar to that

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