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Positive Identifying & Authentications Mb 144/146


pisatelj

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Good afternoon,

 

I am new at forum and (at the moment) also to the Mont Blanc fountain pens.

I got option to purchase the fountain pen, but couldn’t match positive identifying and authentication of it. Could you please help me about it?

What there should be; MB 146, dating around 2000, unused.

The basic concerns are about:

  • Box
  • Nib colour
  • Nib feed
  • Comparing at other forum topics; could it be also 144?

Thank you.

 

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That is an older 146 from 70s/80s and everything looks correct.

 

+1

 

Fantastic writer; that split ebonite feeder is better than modern plastic. Monocolor nibs are also great, I feel then smoother than new bicolor ones.

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