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Manthos

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Greetings from Denmark.

 

I have found some Vintage pens among my Late mothers belongings, and I would like to ask if any of you have heard of a Miller Pen ?

 

I have tried to Google it, but no success there.

 

I believe it to be from the ca 1950. Maybe Danish make, but i am not sure.

 

I will try and post some pictures of it here.

 

Many thanks to you all.

 

Best wishes

 

Peter

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I haven't heard of this pen brand but it sure is a beautiful pen and in wonderful condition! Maybe someone will come along with some knowledge of this brand.

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maybe go to a store and identify the material? that surely would help.. perhaps they could do an age check too.

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wow. nice.

is it still functional, after all these years?

it looks very pretty.... *shiny!*

From inquisitive newbie coveter to utilitarian (ultra) fine point user to calligraphy flourisher. The life cycle of a fountain pen lover.

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