Montblanc - Nr. 50 Vierfarbkugelschreiber mit verchromtem, guillochiertem Metallkorpus - Ballpoint pen

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Roberto Posar
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Estimate  € 150 - € 200
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Montblanc Nr. 50 four-colour ballpoint pen with a chrome-plated, guilloché metal body, 13 cm long and 1.4 cm in diameter, made in Germany in the late 1950s to early 1960s, in working order and with minor signs of use.

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Description from the seller

The Montblanc No. 50 is a rare four-color ballpoint pen from the late 1950s and early 1960s. The model features a distinctive twelve-sided metal body with a chrome finish and finely crafted barleycorn guilloché. Four separate sliders allow selection of each of the four refills, making the technically sophisticated multi-color mechanism a central design element of the writing instrument. The faceted form, decorative guilloché, and the classic Montblanc emblem at the top cap give the No. 50 a particularly striking character within early Montblanc multi-color ballpoints.

The four-color ballpoint pen is in good used condition and has been carefully cleaned. The surface shows scratches and signs of wear as well as some wear to the coating in places. At the top decorative button there is a worn area. The pen is equipped with four new refills.

Seller's Story

International bidders are very welcome. Please kindly note that shipments to destinations outside the EU customs territory and/or EU VAT area may be subject to import duties, local taxes, customs clearance fees, or other import-related charges. Such charges are not included in the purchase price or shipping costs and, where applicable, are the responsibility of the buyer. Buyers are kindly advised to take any potential import costs into consideration before bidding.

The Montblanc No. 50 is a rare four-color ballpoint pen from the late 1950s and early 1960s. The model features a distinctive twelve-sided metal body with a chrome finish and finely crafted barleycorn guilloché. Four separate sliders allow selection of each of the four refills, making the technically sophisticated multi-color mechanism a central design element of the writing instrument. The faceted form, decorative guilloché, and the classic Montblanc emblem at the top cap give the No. 50 a particularly striking character within early Montblanc multi-color ballpoints.

The four-color ballpoint pen is in good used condition and has been carefully cleaned. The surface shows scratches and signs of wear as well as some wear to the coating in places. At the top decorative button there is a worn area. The pen is equipped with four new refills.

Seller's Story

International bidders are very welcome. Please kindly note that shipments to destinations outside the EU customs territory and/or EU VAT area may be subject to import duties, local taxes, customs clearance fees, or other import-related charges. Such charges are not included in the purchase price or shipping costs and, where applicable, are the responsibility of the buyer. Buyers are kindly advised to take any potential import costs into consideration before bidding.

Details

Era
1900-2000
Number of objects
1
Model/type
Nr. 50 Vierfarbkugelschreiber mit verchromtem, guillochiertem Metallkorpus
Country of origin
Germany
Period
Second half 20th century
Material
Chrome-plated
Manufacturer/brand
Montblanc
Condition
Good condition - used with small signs of aging & blemishes
In working order
Yes
Diameter
1.4 cm
Length
13 cm
GermanyVerified
558
Objects sold
100%
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