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Hello my friends.

I know that there are two upcoming models for the Heritage family, the Heritage baby. One is in black and the other in ivory. There are pictures circulating in a Facebook group, and the launch of this new one will be in the next days or weeks.

Keep tuned. 

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MF

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Yes, the same pictures I saw in the Facebook group. I liked pretty much the model too. Let's see what's coming more.

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Very interesting! Can't wait to see what the ivory model looks like. Seems to be similar in some ways to the 114 a/k/a Mozart in that it's a cartridge-only pocket pen (almost mini sized) that requires the cap to screw into the body. I wonder how it compares in length to a popular pocket-sized pen like a Kaweco, for instance. 

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2 hours ago, Uncial said:

Is the ivory also the heritage baby or a completely different model?

That is something that was not clear to me, but I believe yes (since this is the Heritage rouge et noir new collection, I suppose it would be two variations, like it was the R&N in coral and in black - and later in tropic brown). Let's wait for the launch of this collection. I'm sure it will be a must add pieces to any collection. 

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Does anyone know if this model is lacquered metal like the earlier Heritage models?

 

I'm also wondering if it has a clip 🤔

✒️ :happyberet:

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21 hours ago, gmax said:

Does anyone know if this model is lacquered metal like the earlier Heritage models?

 

I'm also wondering if it has a clip 🤔

Yes, it has no clip. And according to the precious link (ivory white), the price converted from 6200 yuans to euro is 898. Too much in my opinion.

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I won't buy this pen for myself, but I can't help but praise Montblanc's continued creativity in its pen lines and designs. The packaging is also very cool and innovative.


Thanks admmarcos for letting us know.

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18 hours ago, fpupulin said:

I won't buy this pen for myself, but I can't help but praise Montblanc's continued creativity in its pen lines and designs. The packaging is also very cool and innovative.


Thanks admmarcos for letting us know.

+1. I am very fond of the Heritage line. This is again definitely the 20s and 30s Montblanc safety pen design, so nice! It doesn't seem to have threads. I guess the usual smooth clutch system? It would be nice if they include an optional clip. Usually the vintage women's purse pens have no clip and men's of the same size have as vest pocket pens (not that anyone is wearing a vest in this heat😀). But just to make it right...

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9 hours ago, como said:

+1. I am very fond of the Heritage line. This is again definitely the 20s and 30s Montblanc safety pen design, so nice! It doesn't seem to have threads. I guess the usual smooth clutch system? It would be nice if they include an optional clip. Usually the vintage women's purse pens have no clip and men's of the same size have as vest pocket pens (not that anyone is wearing a vest in this heat😀). But just to make it right...

Como, thank you for this nugget of information regarding the “clip variance” between women’s and men’s 1920’s-1930’s (00 safeties as Uncial speculates?) small pens.  Fascinating.

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I am looking forward to seeing this pen. I will be at an event at the local MB Boutique next week and I hope this new “pocket pen” is available to handle. 

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Really looking forward to this one, especially the ivory version. Do you know whether mini converters will fit?

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