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Vintage Montblanc Ink Bottles (Part II)


Michael R.

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http://i303.photobucket.com/albums/nn140/PENSnINKS/Montblanc%20Ink/MontblancBlauKarton.jpg

 

http://i303.photobucket.com/albums/nn140/PENSnINKS/Montblanc%20Ink/MontblancBlau.jpg

C. 1960's Montblanc ink bottle and box with permanent blue ink

 

http://i303.photobucket.com/albums/nn140/PENSnINKS/Montblanc%20Ink/MontblancTrkis.jpg

Montblanc Tuquoise Blue ink

 

http://i303.photobucket.com/albums/nn140/PENSnINKS/Montblanc%20Ink/MontblancKnigsblauII.jpg

Montblanc Royal Blue ink

 

Also take a look at:

 

1950's ink bottle

 

1970's ink bottles

 

and

 

1980's ink bottles

 

Enjoy

 

Michael

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Rather anonymous compared to the 50's and the 60's to date. Interesting and once again: Thank you!smile.gif

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Very interesting. Thanks for the photos. :thumbup:

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Is it safe to use?

I have same 1960/70 montblanc ink and i never use it. Iron base?

Have any one seen a 500ml ou a 1250ml bottle?

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Hi!

Many thanks for sharing all these pictures! Impressive to see evolution. Some of them the real shoe shape, some similar to Waterman bottle and some to Krishna inks. What a journey!

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