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GRAF VON FABER CASTELL 2001 FOUNTAIN PEN 240º ANIVERSARY
3.000,00€
Three diamonds adorn the cap of the new limited edition Graf von Faber-Castell fountain pen, a limited edition from 1761, representing the year the company was founded. The silhouette is larger than that of the classic Graf von Faber-Castell fountain pen model.
The fluted body is made from the wood of the Cretan olive tree, which was specially selected for this limited edition. All metal parts are made of stainless steel. The fountain pen has a two-tone 18k gold ni
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GRAF VON FABER CASTELL 2001, 240TH ANNIVERSARY
High aesthetic demands and excellent technology lead to unique products, as impressively demonstrated by the “perfect pencil” and other writing instruments from Faber-Castell. On the occasion of the company’s 240th anniversary, the “Limited Edition 1761-2001” will be available as a masterpiece from the “Graf von Faber-Castell” collection.
The unusual magnum format and unusual details make this a fascinating product. Three cut diamonds adorn the cap of these writing instruments, paying homage to the third millennium.
The color quality of the fine quality stones is excellent GH (almost colorless) and the purity is high in VS 2. Each cap is equipped with a solid spring clip. Features of the Magnum fountain pen include stainless steel and a shaft made of century-old olive wood. The exquisite feeling of writing with a superior fountain pen is as unmatched today as ever.
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The style of the Classic collection combines the natural and warm charisma of wood with the cool elegance of platinum-plated surfaces in a unique way.The Classic writing implements come in platinum-plated versions, in ebony, in pernambuco or in grenadilla wood, each combined with platinized fittings and a finely ribbed barrel. The natural differences in grain and colour mean that every writing instrument made from them is unique.
- Cartridge/converter system that slides gently out of the barrel on turning the end cap
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Graf Von Faber Castell Pen Of The Year 2010 Wood Of Walnut
2.800,00€A secret art of original aesthetics
Looking at the 2010 Special Edition, you are fascinated by the interplay of delicate engravings and elegant marbled steel parts.Until the end of the 19th century, the marbling of steel was a sign of the high quality of a weapon, given the inimitable shine it provided. For centuries, this process was passed on by word of mouth and kept a jealous secret.
Metal surfaces were steeled by using charred leather, generating shifting color hues when cooled. To date, it has been found that up to 20 parameters converge to generate this surprising visual effect, among which are the thickness of the metal, the temperature and the cooling speed.
Shifting color hues
Extensive experience in craft work can influence results, but never accurately anticipate them. Thus, no two marbled metals are completely alike.The metal surface is perfected according to an elaborate engraving process framed with 24-karat gold inlays. Today very few workshops can combine these traditional arts with the mastery required by the 2010 Special Edition.
Before tempering the steel, the pen of the year is engraved through a traditional process. The engraver hand chisels the dovetail guide into which the gold inlay is inserted for subsequent polishing. A final result that requires great skills and precision for perfection
