Graf von Faber-Castell - Castel By Bentley - Fountain pen






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Graf von Faber-Castell for Bentley White Satin fountain pen with a metal body in white satin lacquer and a guilloché diamond motif, cap and grip in polished chrome, M nib, 14.1 cm long and 1.1 cm in diameter, made in Germany in the 2010–2020 period, in good used condition.
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A0000006508
Article: GRAF VON FABER-CASTELL FOR BENTLEY WHITE SATIN BALLPOINT PEN, body in metal lacquered in satin white with machine-engraved guilloché fine diamond pattern (Bentley diamond motif), cap and section in polished chrome metal, elongated spring clip, upper cap end with fine knurling and engraving "GRAF VON FABER-CASTELL FOR BENTLEY" on the cap
Reference / Edition: Graf von Faber-Castell for Bentley – White Satin
Length: 14.1 cm
Diameter: 1.1 cm
Nib: M
Period: 2010s-2020s (Graf von Faber-Castell for Bentley collection, born from the collaboration between the two brands initiated in 2014)
Materials: Metal body with satin white lacquer and machine-engraved guilloché diamond pattern, cap, section, clip, rings and lower end in polished chrome metal, upper cap end with fine knurling, nib gold-plated with platinum plating and crowned Graf von Faber-Castell shield engraved and width-stamped, black ebonite feed. Cartridge or converter filling system
Condition: Good overall. The white lacquer on the body maintains a uniform tone and the guilloché diamond pattern remains intact and sharp along its entire length, with no wear areas; a punctual mark with slight lacquer loss is visible on the lower part of the body near the chrome ring, and some minor superficial marks on the engraving, visible up close. The chrome surfaces of the cap and section retain their shine, with micro-scratches characteristic of use visible only against the light and minimal marks on the clip. The cap engraving is complete and legible. The nib is aligned, tips are even and untwisted, and the feed is in good condition
Accessories: Only the loose piece; no box, case, or papers visible in photos
The photographs are part of the description.
A0000006508
Article: GRAF VON FABER-CASTELL FOR BENTLEY WHITE SATIN BALLPOINT PEN, body in metal lacquered in satin white with machine-engraved guilloché fine diamond pattern (Bentley diamond motif), cap and section in polished chrome metal, elongated spring clip, upper cap end with fine knurling and engraving "GRAF VON FABER-CASTELL FOR BENTLEY" on the cap
Reference / Edition: Graf von Faber-Castell for Bentley – White Satin
Length: 14.1 cm
Diameter: 1.1 cm
Nib: M
Period: 2010s-2020s (Graf von Faber-Castell for Bentley collection, born from the collaboration between the two brands initiated in 2014)
Materials: Metal body with satin white lacquer and machine-engraved guilloché diamond pattern, cap, section, clip, rings and lower end in polished chrome metal, upper cap end with fine knurling, nib gold-plated with platinum plating and crowned Graf von Faber-Castell shield engraved and width-stamped, black ebonite feed. Cartridge or converter filling system
Condition: Good overall. The white lacquer on the body maintains a uniform tone and the guilloché diamond pattern remains intact and sharp along its entire length, with no wear areas; a punctual mark with slight lacquer loss is visible on the lower part of the body near the chrome ring, and some minor superficial marks on the engraving, visible up close. The chrome surfaces of the cap and section retain their shine, with micro-scratches characteristic of use visible only against the light and minimal marks on the clip. The cap engraving is complete and legible. The nib is aligned, tips are even and untwisted, and the feed is in good condition
Accessories: Only the loose piece; no box, case, or papers visible in photos
The photographs are part of the description.
