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Montegrappa Nero Uno PVD fountain pen Faceted
485,00€
Loading system -Cartridges / Converter
Closing system-A thread
Length (closed)-142mm.
Length (without cap)-132 mm.
Body Width-18mm
Line-Nero One
Reference-ISNLC-AC
Material-Resin
Color-Black
Ornaments-PVD
Clip-Swivel Wheel Mounted on Clip
Nib-18K Gold
Description
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Traditional eight-sided faceted shape. Silver disc with the date of foundation of the firm (1912) at the end of the body. This version of Nero Uno features horizontal lines on the barrel and cap, which together with the darker trims, offer a completely different design from the regular Nero Uno.
Loading system -Cartridges / Converter
Closing system-A thread
Length (closed)-142mm.
Length (without cap)-132 mm.
Body Width-18mm
Line-Nero One
Reference-ISNLC-AC
Material-Resin
Color-Black
Ornaments-PVD
Clip-Swivel Wheel Mounted on Clip
Nib-18K Gold
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