Montblanc - Fountain pen

I have collected pens for 20 years and now its time to pass on my collection to those who will continue loving them.

Here is a Montblanc Great Characters series Enzo Ferrari fountain pen
- see the detailed description below.
- fine nib
- complete set of book-like box and certificate and outer box
- I have the complete collection of writers series ballpen and fountain pen. Will be releasing them by phases and pls watch out my items!
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Detailed description:

The Montblanc Great Characters Enzo Ferrari Special Edition Fountain Pen is a luxury piston-filler writing instrument that pays tribute to the legendary motor racing driver, entrepreneur, and founder of Scuderia Ferrari.
Design & Aesthetic Tributes

The pen acts as a canvas for Ferrari's historic milestones, heavily integrating engineering motifs into its physical structure:
• The Body and Color: Crafted from a vibrant red precious resin inspired by the official "Rosso 70 Anni". This specific hue honors the compilation of iconic red tones utilized across seven decades of Scuderia Ferrari racing cars.
• Cap Finial: The top of the cap showcases the iconic Montblanc star emblem embedded in a metal grid. This rests over a bright yellow surface, an explicit nod to Enzo’s birthplace of Modena, Italy.
• The Prancing Horse: The world-famous Cavallino Rampante emblem is proudly depicted on the reverse side of the cap.
• Engraved Clip: The structural metal clip features Enzo Ferrari’s celebrated philosophy: “You cannot describe passion, you can only live it.”
• The Cone: The metal cone at the base of the barrel is etched with two foundational dates from Enzo's early career—his birth date (February 18, 1898) and his first major track victory at the Savio circuit (June 17, 1923).

The Handcrafted Nib

The heart of the fountain pen is its handcrafted Au 585 (14-karat) solid gold nib. The surface is intricately embossed with:
• The classic three-spoke steering wheel from the legendary Ferrari 250 GTO.
• The engraving "Pilota", honoring one of the intimate nicknames given to Enzo during his early driving years.