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Waterman Patrician Le Man 100 Patrician Green Ballpoint Pen
285,00€
WATERMAN PATRICIAN GREEN BALLPOINT PEN IN ORIGINAL BOX WITH PAPERWORK NEW
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The Story
The Le Man 100 was introduced in 1983 for the Waterman’s 100th anniversary and was discontinued around the year 2000. It is a neo classic pen and one of the great fountain pens of all time, produced in a variety of a captivating finishes, from the Patrician’s, Fountainebleu’s and The limited edition Étoile, the special editions were particularly seminal.
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