Vintage NOS MONT BLANC Meisterstuck No.146 Fountain Pen w/ 4810 14K Gold f Nib  

MONTBLANC MEISTERSTÜCK No 146

From 1980's / Mint Condition / Boxed

With Original Sticker  “Germany F”

Vintage Fountain Pen - Penna Stilografica d'Epoca 

Manufactured (Made) in Germany.

Period of production: 1980's.

Barrel: Precious black resin & gold-plated attributes.

Cap: Black precious resin inlaid with Montblanc emblem.

 Trim: Three gold-plated rings embossed with the Montblanc brand name

 Clip: Gold-plated clip with individual serial number

 Writing System: Fountain pen with piston converter.
Nib: Hand-crafted 14 K gold nib with rhodium-plated inlay
 Nib Widths:0.5mm

'MONTBLANC MEISTERSTÜCK No 146' engraved on the cap ring.

 Nib: 14 K 4810, two-tone gold nib. 

Writing (filling) system: piston filler mechanism on end of pen body.

Measures: length – 14.2 cm / ca. 5 1/2" (capped).

 EXCELLENT FOUNTAIN PEN. NEVER USED OR INKED, IN MINT CONDITION

I SELL AS SEEN AT THE PHOTOS WITH BOX BUT WITHOUT DOCUMENTS

THIS PEN IS 100% ORIGINAL AND AUTHENTIC 'MONTBLANC'

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SERIAL #AD102951

HISTORY:

Founded by the stationer Claus-Johannes Voss, the banker Alfred Nehemias and the engineer August Eberstein in 1908, the company began as the Simplo Filler Pen company producing up-market pens in the Schanzen district of Hamburg. Their first model was the Rouge et Noir in 1909 followed in 1910 by the pen that was later to give the company its new name, Montblanc. The Meisterstück name (English: "Masterpiece," the name used for export) was used for the first time in 1924, for the top lines of fountain pens. Today, the Montblanc brand is on other goods besides pens, including watches, jewelery, fragrances, leather goods and eyewear.

The company was successful despite one of its founders, Eberstein, fleeing to the US to avoid prosecution for stealing company funds in 1909. In 1934 the company changed its name to Montblanc-Simplo GmbH, and introduced its first piston filler.

The company was acquired by Dunhill in 1977, following which lower price pens were dropped and the brand was used on a wide range of luxury goods other than pens.^[1]

Today Montblanc forms part of the Richemont group. Its sister companies include luxury brands Cartier, Van Cleef & Arpels, Chloé, and Baume et Mercier. Montblanc is owned, through Richemont, by the South African Rupert Family.