Montblanc - 100 Years Anniversary Edition (Historical Edition) - Pen






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Montblanc 100 Years Anniversary Edition (Historical Edition) rollerball pen in black precious resin with gold-plated fittings, serial number 22377/45000, made in Germany in 2006 to celebrate the brand’s centenary, early 20th‑century design, 12 cm long and 1.2 cm in diameter, in excellent condition and in working order with its original box.
Description from the seller
Here we present, at last, a commemorative design authority: the Montblanc 100 Years Anniversary Edition (Historical Edition). Produced in 2006 to celebrate the centenary of the Hamburg house (1906-2006), this pen stands as a philological tribute to the early “Simplo” writing instruments of the last century. In the 2026 market, the Historical Edition is one of the most sought-after versions of the centennial series for its discreet vintage charm and its perfect ergonomics.
The body is made of black precious resin, with a profile that recalls the essential and authoritative lines of the legendary “Rouge et Noir.” The finishes are gold-plated, lending warmth and prestige to the piece. The cap, with a screw-on closure, is adorned on the front with the historic Montblanc logo engraved in the original style of the era. At the top, the white star emblem stands out with the clarity of the early models of the maison. The specimen is configured as a rollerball, offering smooth and steady writing.
A fundamental technical detail of this lot is the customization on the cap: a dry stamp engraving (F. J.) testifying to the exclusive character of this object belonging to a private collection. The originality and the limited edition are guaranteed by the serial number engraved on the top of the barrel, identifying the specimen within the centennial celebratory production.
The condition is excellent: lightly used and with minor signs of wear. The resin preserves its deep luster and the gold parts are bright. Only minimal storage marks on the clip and barrel are noted, almost invisible to the naked eye. The pen is presented with its original box, an element that preserves its collectible value and ensures its authority at auction.
Seller's Story
Here we present, at last, a commemorative design authority: the Montblanc 100 Years Anniversary Edition (Historical Edition). Produced in 2006 to celebrate the centenary of the Hamburg house (1906-2006), this pen stands as a philological tribute to the early “Simplo” writing instruments of the last century. In the 2026 market, the Historical Edition is one of the most sought-after versions of the centennial series for its discreet vintage charm and its perfect ergonomics.
The body is made of black precious resin, with a profile that recalls the essential and authoritative lines of the legendary “Rouge et Noir.” The finishes are gold-plated, lending warmth and prestige to the piece. The cap, with a screw-on closure, is adorned on the front with the historic Montblanc logo engraved in the original style of the era. At the top, the white star emblem stands out with the clarity of the early models of the maison. The specimen is configured as a rollerball, offering smooth and steady writing.
A fundamental technical detail of this lot is the customization on the cap: a dry stamp engraving (F. J.) testifying to the exclusive character of this object belonging to a private collection. The originality and the limited edition are guaranteed by the serial number engraved on the top of the barrel, identifying the specimen within the centennial celebratory production.
The condition is excellent: lightly used and with minor signs of wear. The resin preserves its deep luster and the gold parts are bright. Only minimal storage marks on the clip and barrel are noted, almost invisible to the naked eye. The pen is presented with its original box, an element that preserves its collectible value and ensures its authority at auction.
