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Cartier Vendome Fountain Pen - Burgundy Lacquer And Gold - Never Used


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Cartier is among the best manufacturers of luxury pens, since many years ago, and the Vendome series, now discontinued, has been probably the most typical and the best seller among all Cartier pens. Collectors and users love this really unique design, completely different from every other pen on the market, immediately recognizable in every circumstance. This Vendome fountain-point pen is in brand new old stock condition, really beautiful, never used, never sold, and it is, of course, in perfect working order.

 

The body and the cap are in maroon lacquer finish, the most elegant pattern around . The pen is individually numbered, and this has 29974 number on it and it is 133.7mm long. I give full 100% warranty that this is an original Cartier product and that it is in new unused condition

 

the pen comes with 2 cartridges and one nib adjusting screw

 

the price for this pen is 350$ shipped by courier with tracking and insurance to anyplace in the world but please let me know your telephone number as the courier company needs it

 

have a look and decide

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