Montblanc - Writers Edition - Fyodor Dostoevsky - Fountain pen

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Montblanc Writers Edition Fyodor Dostoevsky fountain pen, Germany-made, in 18 kt gold (.750), 1.6 cm diameter and 14.5 cm length, with an M nib, 1994 edition numbered 7715/17000, in pristine unused condition and in working order with original packaging.

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Offered for sale is a Montblanc Writers Edition Fyodor Dostoevsky fountain pen, part of the prestigious Writers Edition collection, created to honour one of the most influential authors in world literature.

Fyodor Dostoevsky, the celebrated Russian novelist known for masterpieces such as Crime and Punishment and The Brothers Karamazov, is commemorated through Montblanc's distinguished writing instrument collection.

This fountain pen combines Montblanc's renowned craftsmanship with a design inspired by the literary heritage of Dostoevsky. It is a desirable collector's piece for enthusiasts of fine writing instruments, Montblanc collectors and admirers of classic literature.

Condition: The pen has never been used, in pristine order and in its original packaging.

Limited Edition number: 7715/17000

Nib size: M

The owner has been an avid Montblanc collector since 1992, with a long-standing passion for collecting exceptional and limited-edition writing instruments. This fountain pen has been carefully kept as part of the collection. First owner. The owner is now offering her collection for sale as she is downsizing due to age and would like her collection to find new homes with collectors who will appreciate them.

- Safe, insured and tracked shipping
- US buyers do not bid: due to US Custom Section 301 tariff rates, direct sale to the USA is excluded.

Offered for sale is a Montblanc Writers Edition Fyodor Dostoevsky fountain pen, part of the prestigious Writers Edition collection, created to honour one of the most influential authors in world literature.

Fyodor Dostoevsky, the celebrated Russian novelist known for masterpieces such as Crime and Punishment and The Brothers Karamazov, is commemorated through Montblanc's distinguished writing instrument collection.

This fountain pen combines Montblanc's renowned craftsmanship with a design inspired by the literary heritage of Dostoevsky. It is a desirable collector's piece for enthusiasts of fine writing instruments, Montblanc collectors and admirers of classic literature.

Condition: The pen has never been used, in pristine order and in its original packaging.

Limited Edition number: 7715/17000

Nib size: M

The owner has been an avid Montblanc collector since 1992, with a long-standing passion for collecting exceptional and limited-edition writing instruments. This fountain pen has been carefully kept as part of the collection. First owner. The owner is now offering her collection for sale as she is downsizing due to age and would like her collection to find new homes with collectors who will appreciate them.

- Safe, insured and tracked shipping
- US buyers do not bid: due to US Custom Section 301 tariff rates, direct sale to the USA is excluded.

Details

Era
1900-2000
Number of objects
1
Model/type
Writers Edition - Fyodor Dostoevsky
Country of origin
Germany
Period
1994
Material
.750 (18 kt) gold
Manufacturer/brand
Montblanc
Condition
As new - unused
In working order
Yes
Diameter
1.6 cm
Length
14.5 cm
Nib size
M - Medium
The NetherlandsVerified
Private

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