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FOUNTAIN PEN NAMIKI EMPEROR POLAR BEAR LIMITED EDITION 2009
12.500,00€
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Total length (cap closed) : 142 mm Total length with cap posted behind the barrel : 157 mm Barrel diameter: 12 mm
