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Fountain Pen Ancora 1919 Unica
850,00€
PLUMA FUENTE ANCORA: UNICA LIMITED EDITION 1919
Year of production: 1997. Limited Edition: 0416/1919.
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ANCORA: UNICA LIMITED EDITION 1919 FOUNTAIN PEN
Black ebonite, mother-of-pearl from Sulu Sea, 18 karat vermeil trim. 18K gold nib, size M, appears medium. Outer sleeve, display box, booklet. Year of production: 1997. Limited Edition: 0416/1919.
Trim is vermeil, not 18K gold.
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