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On 3/30/2021 at 9:17 AM, Teterman2005 said:

Siamackz, your website and articles are an inspiration!!  I’ve read everything over at least twice and I still learn something new every time I visit (and every time you post or discuss!).  Well done and much appreciated!

How encouraging, thank you! 

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Really lovely designs and classic simplicity. Thanks for posting the photos and the history. Perhaps a hardbound book is in the works? (hint)

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@siamackzPL and Black and Pearl, beautiful 👍! These are the vintage Montblancs that one never has to be afraid as they are so easy to service! Thank you for sharing!

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7 hours ago, KAC said:

Really lovely designs and classic simplicity. Thanks for posting the photos and the history. Perhaps a hardbound book is in the works? (hint)

Lol :)

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7 hours ago, como said:

@siamackzPL and Black and Pearl, beautiful 👍! These are the vintage Montblancs that one never has to be afraid as they are so easy to service! Thank you for sharing!

Absolutely, great point! 

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14 hours ago, Marcwithac said:

Another excellent, informative article.  Thanks, Sia.

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Excellent! Congratulations.

 

I'm not 100% clear as to the difference between button filler and push-knob filler?

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5 hours ago, CS388 said:

Excellent! Congratulations.

 

I'm not 100% clear as to the difference between button filler and push-knob filler?

Thanks!

The internal mechanism is same to the extent that there is a pressure bar and sac, and the pressure bar engages the same way in both via a button. The only difference is that the button filler requires you to unscrew the blind cap and put it aside and then push the exposed button. The blind cap can be lost and this requires two hands to fill ink, or atleast these are claims MB made to advertise the advantage of the push knob - in which case you unscrew the blind cap but it doesn’t come apart totally (it conceals the button inside) and then you push the blind cap itself to engage with the button inside and fill the pen. You can fill the pen with one hand. Hope this makes sense!

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Dear Friends,

 
I hope this email finds you well!
 
Check out our newest article on the special Montblanc 13x series Made for Italy between 1937-42. These pens came in a mesmerizing platinum lined (PL) color that was otherwise not available for the 13x models distributed in Germany or other places in the world! Read more about them on our website - https://www.vintagemontblancpens.com/italian-134-136-138
 
Best,
Sia

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I hope this message finds you and your loved ones well!

I am excited to share with you our latest article - this one is about MB lever fillers made in the 1920s - https://www.vintagemontblancpens.com/mb-lever-fillers

Enjoy!

P.S. If you have MB lever fillers and are interested in contributing pictures for me to add to the article, please direct/private message me.

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Hi There! Here is a short article I just put up about the 744 Edelmetall series. I hope you enjoy it - https://www.vintagemontblancpens.com/montblanc-744

 
Also, Happy New Year to you and your loved ones! 

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