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Hi All,

 

Ive been working on putting together a website on vintage Montblancs. Over the past few months Ive tried to steal a few minutes here and there every day or so, to write up one section at a time. Its the first time Ive made a website or written content that is non-academic, and so its nothing special really. Photos were just taken using an iPhone. So, its a super modest site, but I wanted to share some information with other enthusiasts out there. Its much better on the desktop than phone but check it out anywhere if you have a few minutes > https://www.vintagemontblancpens.com

 

The website has two sections:

1. Pen reviews - where I explain the history and features of my vintage MBs

2. Pen talk - where I post interviews with pen experts and collectors (this is work in progress)

 

Enjoy!

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Your website is set up nicely. The modest format makes it a pleasure to view. It looks like it will be an excellent site for Montblanc collectors. Congratulations.

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Very nicely done and already booked marked.

 

If you're going to add more technical details and drawings it'll be a unique treasure for collectors and just the curious alike.

 

Congratulations and thank you for sharing your collection and knowledge.

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Thanks for the encouragement, everyone! I hope to enrich the site with more technical and also encdotal content over time.

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Very nice! I've already bookmarked it and I'll be reading it regularly. I'm glad vintage MBs have a dedicated new page! Now, if you can induce the company to re-issue these classics you'll be the Pen God!

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Very nice! I've already bookmarked it and I'll be reading it regularly. I'm glad vintage MBs have a dedicated new page! Now, if you can induce the company to re-issue these classics you'll be the Pen God!

thank you, and haha!

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Siamackz, I have book marked the website. Thank you very much for dedicating your valuable time to construct and maintain a site for vintage Montblanc collectors to learn more about the pens they love. I will be visiting the site often to learn more about the pens I cherish. Your dedication to the hobby is unmatched.

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Siamackz, I have book marked the website. Thank you very much for dedicating your valuable time to construct and maintain a site for vintage Montblanc collectors to learn more about the pens they love. I will be visiting the site often to learn more about the pens I cherish. Your dedication to the hobby is unmatched.

thank you so much for the encouragement, my friend!

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Siamackz : Every thing in your posting is awesome : the photographs , your experience with Francis your MB collection and your site . I have no words to appreciate !

 

Francis is Great we all know from the forum. You too must be an awesome person !!

 

Best,

Pankaj

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Siamackz : Every thing in your posting is awesome : the photographs , your experience with Francis your MB collection and your site . I have no words to appreciate !

 

Francis is Great we all know from the forum. You too must be an awesome person !!

 

Best,

Pankaj

that is very kind and encouraging of you! Thank you!

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Thanks All! There are some more interesting interviews to come. Ill keep you updated!

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