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Waterman Edson Boucheron Limited edition Fountain Pen
2.500,00€
Fountain Pen Waterman Edson Boucheron
The fountain pen has number 1500/3741. Material The fountain pen comes with solid gold trim, gold filigree satin and gloss cap- with an articulated clip. The body is made of blue transparent resin. Nib : It comes with a 18K gold nib in m, medium size.
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FOUNTAIN PEN WATERMAN EDSON BOUCHERON
Lewis EDSON Waterman is the inventor of Waterman’s brand in 1884.
The Edson pen appeared in 1992. This precious fountain pen commemorates the invention of Waterman. It is made of precious blue transparent resin with gold filigree.
The Boucheron pen associates Waterman and the French jeweler Boucheron.
The fountain pen has number 1500/3741. Material The fountain pen comes with solid gold trim, gold filigree satin and gloss cap- with an articulated clip. The body is made of blue transparent resin. Nib : It comes with a 18K gold nib in m, medium size. The pen uses cartridges or a convertor.
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