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Hi, I'm selling my Montblanc 3-44 fitted with a Music Nib. This is a very rare pen, apparently only sold at special order back in the 60's. Unfortunantly the pen has a crack in the cap just below the cap ring and a not so deep scratch just below the twist-knob. Apart from these flaws it's in good exterior condition, see the pictures to make your own assessment. I can't fix these flaws and really can't afford the cost of getting it done so I'm selling it to someone who can. The mechanism seems to be working just fine and really smooth and the nib is obviously very special (and great). Could be a great addition to any MB collection. For reference on this pen see topic: http://www.fountainp...lit-in-mb-nib/.

 

Asking price: 300 euro or equivalent.

Shipping: Worldwide, included.

Payment: PayPal

Return accepted (you pay the shipping).

 

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Thanks for looking!

Leo

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Making one last attempt at reducing the price: 260 Euro. Really cheap. Remember that the gold trim and the nib is in really good condition and the mechanism is ultra smooth.

An additional writing sample, messy but hey..

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