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Hi all,

Ive been using fountain pens for a while, but fairly new to Montblanc pens. Im thinking about purchasing a consigned pen from what seems like a reputable seller. Has anyone seen this particular pen before, or know if there are any dead giveaways on its authenticity, and what might be a fair price. It seems to be a 144 Doué from what I can tell, but any help would be me much appreciated.

 

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Very pretty.

Very pretty expensive, hahaha. The small size of the 144 is not my cup of tea, but a very beautiful pen indeed.

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