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New Visconti Pens For This Season


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We want to let you know about some of the new Visconti pens for this year.

 

Some of them highly anticipated like the new Van Gogh pens or the New Homo Sapiens.

 

http://pensiguana.files.wordpress.com/2014/03/van-gogh-pollard-willows-eu-8.png?w=637&h=407

 

http://pensiguana.files.wordpress.com/2014/03/van-gogh-pollard-willows-eu-7.png

The new first Van Gogh pen will be released in May/June and it has been inspired by the 'Landscape with Pollard Willows' picture, painted by Vincent Van Gogh in 1884.

http://pensiguana.files.wordpress.com/2014/03/visconti-homo-sapiens-cristal-1.png?w=640&h=480

Another variation for one of the most famous and sold models by the Italian brand, the new Homo Sapiens Crystal.

 

http://pensiguana.files.wordpress.com/2014/03/merry-go-round-eu-1.png?w=600&h=570

And finally the "Merry go Round" Rembrandt pen. Vivid and light colours for a caring pen


All these new pens will be available very soon at www.iguanasell.com

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