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Faber Castell Fountain Pen Platinum Classic Nib Size M New
375,00€
FABER CASTELL CLASSIC PLATINUM
The Classic range uniquely combines the warm, natural character of wood with the cool elegance of platinum-plated surfaces. In the different versions, they combine grooved bodies bathed in platinum or in Pernambuco, ebony or grenadille wood with platinum finishes. The natural variations in color and texture make each of the pieces made with these woods unique and unrepeatable.
Cartridge/converter system that is gently removed from the body by twisting the cap
Hand-tested bicolour 18-carat gold nib with iridium tip
The manufacturing process consists of more than a hundred steps, most of them done by hand
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FABER CASTELL CLASSIC PLATINUM
The Classic range uniquely combines the warm, natural character of wood with the cool elegance of platinum-plated surfaces. In the different versions, they combine grooved bodies bathed in platinum or in Pernambuco, ebony or grenadille wood with platinum finishes. The natural variations in color and texture make each of the pieces made with these woods unique and unrepeatable.
Cartridge/converter system that is gently removed from the body by twisting the cap
Hand-tested bicolour 18-carat gold nib with iridium tip
The manufacturing process consists of more than a hundred steps, most of them done by hand
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