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Montegrappa Animalia For Peace Parks Foundation Fountain Pen
2.100,00€
Animalia for Peace Parks Foundation is produced in a series limited to 450 fountain pens in sterling silver with precious turquoise celluloid detailing.
Materials: Sterling silver, Celluloid
Ink-feed: Piston
Pen-Nibs: Gold 18K
Feeders: Ebonite
Craftsmanship Techniques: Hand etching
Packaging: Special
THE INSIDE OF THE CONTAINER IS A LITTLE DAMAGED
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MONTEGRAPPA ANIMALIA FOR PEACE PARKS FOUNDATION FOUNTAIN PEN
A special edition of Animalia dedicated to the Peace Parks Foundation, a successful foundation of private individuals with the invaluable cooperation of several African governments, which is committed to setting up transfrontier conservation areas, also known as peace parks.
Montegrappa, a member of the Peace Parks Foundation, aims to increase awareness of the concept of peace parks through this Limited Edition, a writing instrument inspired by the animal world which is represented along the pen body by the use of a special, exclusive technique, burin engraving.
Animalia for Peace Parks Foundation is produced in a series limited to 450 fountain pens in sterling silver with precious turquoise celluloid detailing.
Materials: Sterling silver, Celluloid
Ink-feed: Piston
Pen-Nibs: Gold 18K
Feeders: Ebonite
Craftsmanship Techniques: Hand etching
Packaging: Special
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Montegrappa Eternal Bird limited edition fountain pen
2.500,00€The pairing of the Eternal bird with its companion Dragon is underlined in numerous analogies: style and dimension of the pen, the same artist’s hand, the same packaging, a precious inkwell in a very limited edition.
The Montegrappa Eternal Bird Silver Fountain Pen features die-casting sculpture applied to the pen barrel and cap made of bright red celluloid.
Red has a symbolic significance of the phoenix and of its very name. (Phoenix derives from the Greek word meaning ‘red’).
THE EYES OF THE BIRD
The red motif is repeated in the eyes of the bird which are represented by two brilliant-cut rubies.
Limited to 1912 pieces world-wide
