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The Montegrappa Game of Thrones Limited Edition is finally here!

 

The Iron Throne pen is a masterpiece in a two-toned precious metal created using the lost-wax casting technique.

 

The pen is available in sterling silver with vermeil trims or solid 18K gold, both with black and white celluloid details.

 

The cap shows a royal crown with sword, its clip also shaped like a sword features a genuine ruby. The pen's barrel shows the Westeros families at war represented with fantasy creatures and sigils.

 

This Limited Edition is available in fountain pen and rollerball.

 

 

For the sterling silver version they have produced 300 pieces of each while for the gold version there are only 7 pieces.

 

Fountain pen's use piston and feature a solid 18K gold nib amazingly engraved with the Iron Throne pattern.

 

 

PVP:

Sterling silver fountain pen: 3.900€

Sterling silver rollerball: 3.400€

Gold fountain pen: 48.900€

Gold rollerball: 52.900€

The edition will be available by the end of June but we are already taking pre-orders, in order to do so or get further information of this edition just email us at info@iguanasell.com

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