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Fountain Pen Montegrappa Tertio Millenio Adveniente
Original price was: 2.300,00€.1.900,00€Current price is: 1.900,00€.
Montegrappa Tertio Millennio Adveniente Limited Edition
YEAR 2009.
Celuloide y plata
NIB SIZE M
1 in stock
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Montegrappa Tertio Millennio Adveniente Limited Edition Limited Edition
The Montegrappa Tertio Millennio Adveniente Limited Edition takes its name from the Apostolic Letter that Pope John Paul II published on the occasion of the 2,000th anniversary of the birth of Jesus Christ.
Made on hand-turned mother-of-pearl celluloid, two versions have been made:
Montegrappa Tertio Millennio Silver Limited Edition: All metal parts are made of solid silver. On the cap we find a red dogwood button and the key-shaped clip represents “the Keys to Paradise”; we also see the ring that represents some windows.
On the body we find a shirt engraved in low relief and enameled, dedicated to the Holy Spirit and that reproduces the stained glass window of “The Graces”, located in the Basilica of Saint Peter, on “The Chair” made by Bernini, of whom, in addition, this year the 400th anniversary of his birth was celebrated; On the shorts we see the unit number engraved on the total manufactured, on a silver button.
The nib is made of 18K gold, bicolor by applying a platinum mask on the bottom, leaving the dove in gold color and the loading system is by plunger.
1912 units were manufactured.
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