Montblanc - PIX 372 - Mechanical pencil





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Montblanc PIX 372 mechanical pencil with a black celluloid body and gold-plated trim, made in Germany in the second half of the 20th century, measuring 13.2 cm in length and 1.1 cm in diameter, in excellent condition and in working order.
Description from the seller
The Montblanc PIX No. 372 is a classic mechanical pencil from the early 1950s, produced during one of the most distinctive periods of Montblanc’s post-war design. It features a black celluloid body, gold-plated trim and the traditional white Montblanc emblem set into the crown. The pencil uses a push-button repeater mechanism and is designed for 1.18 mm leads, a standard size for quality mechanical pencils of the period. Its compact proportions, warm celluloid surface and characteristic PIX detailing give the No. 372 a strong mid-century identity, making it an appealing example of Montblanc’s vintage mechanical pencils from the 1950s.
The pencil is in very good, used condition and has been carefully cleaned. Imperfections: light scratches, mainly on the metal components, plating issues.
Seller's Story
The Montblanc PIX No. 372 is a classic mechanical pencil from the early 1950s, produced during one of the most distinctive periods of Montblanc’s post-war design. It features a black celluloid body, gold-plated trim and the traditional white Montblanc emblem set into the crown. The pencil uses a push-button repeater mechanism and is designed for 1.18 mm leads, a standard size for quality mechanical pencils of the period. Its compact proportions, warm celluloid surface and characteristic PIX detailing give the No. 372 a strong mid-century identity, making it an appealing example of Montblanc’s vintage mechanical pencils from the 1950s.
The pencil is in very good, used condition and has been carefully cleaned. Imperfections: light scratches, mainly on the metal components, plating issues.

