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Dear folks of the fountain pen network. I recently came across this add for a Visconti Michelangelo on a local marketplace, but as I am quite new to the hobby I don't know if the pen is real. Below I wil put some photos of the pen. All comments are greatly appreciated. Kind regards Cas 

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Yes, it looks correct.  Visconti pens are not known for being forged, so I think you are safe. 

 

I only know the presentation of tyhe pen in a bigger box, but that might vary over time and place.

 

Erick

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