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Montegrappa America´s Cup Fleet Race Fountain pen
900,00€
Fountain pen numbered in 1851 copies, year of the first edition of the America’s cup. Body and cap are in matt black lacquer, with a feel close to rubber, embellished with silver bands and attributes. The tip of the end of the body is engraved with the logo of the America’s cup, the cap is screwed.
Fitted with a rhodium-plated 18-carat gold nib, medium size, cartridge or convertor filling system.
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Montegrappa America´s Cup Fleet Race Fountain pen
MONTEGRAPPA
32nd America’s cup Fleet race
Limited edition fountain pen from the Italian brand, presented in 2007 in tribute to the 32nd edition of the America’s Cup, the oldest nautical competition in the world and which had the highest number of crews in all history. Most difficult sports trophy to win and keep.
Fountain pen numbered in 1851 copies, year of the first edition of the America’s cup. Body and cap are in matt black lacquer, with a feel close to rubber, embellished with silver bands and attributes. The tip of the end of the body is engraved with the logo of the America’s cup, the cap is screwed.
Fitted with a rhodium-plated 18-carat gold nib, medium size, cartridge or convertor filling system.
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