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1958 Montblanc 149. One of the greatest post-World War II pens is the early Montblanc 149. It is almost entirely different from the modern version, in celluloid with the silver bands. This example is from the mid-1950s, slightly larger than the early postwar model, and with the rounded feed but still with the three stage metal filler and a superb, lush broad nib. The top silver band is slightly loose, as is so often the case with these. |
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| Year: |
1958 |
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Condition: |
Very Good |
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black celluloid |
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Body: |
black celluloid |
| Nib: |
14 K two-toned broad |
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Price: |
$1600.00 |
| Length: |
5 3/4" |
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Flaws: |
one loose silver cap band |
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Item: OT2243 |
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