Montblanc - 242 G Tiger Eye - Fountain pen






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The Montblanc 242 G Tiger Eye fountain pen, made in Germany in the mid-20th century, is crafted from precious resin with gold-plated trim.
Description from the seller
A0000005296
Item: MONTBLANC FOUNTAIN PEN in striped brown “tiger eye” celluloid with gold-tone trim
Reference / Edition: Montblanc 242 G
Length: 13 cm capped (approximate measurement)
Diameter: 1.2 cm (approximate measurement)
Period: 1950s (German manufacture, c. 1950–1954)
Materials: Barrel and cap in striped, tiger-eye-style brown celluloid; shovel-shaped clip and double cap band in gold-tone metal; matching celluloid section; 14-karat gold nib (585) engraved with the Montblanc logo; plunger filling system with a knurled knob beneath the blind cap.
Condition: In good condition for its age. The celluloid retains its shine, and the grain is very vivid, with no visible cracks or warping; fine surface scratches from use can be seen across the barrel and cap. The gold plating shows wear, most notably along the edges of the clip and on the cap bands. The nib appears intact and well aligned, with its tines joined. The filling mechanism has not been tested.
Accessories: Loose item only; no box, case, or papers are visible in the photos.
A0000005296
Item: MONTBLANC FOUNTAIN PEN in striped brown “tiger eye” celluloid with gold-tone trim
Reference / Edition: Montblanc 242 G
Length: 13 cm capped (approximate measurement)
Diameter: 1.2 cm (approximate measurement)
Period: 1950s (German manufacture, c. 1950–1954)
Materials: Barrel and cap in striped, tiger-eye-style brown celluloid; shovel-shaped clip and double cap band in gold-tone metal; matching celluloid section; 14-karat gold nib (585) engraved with the Montblanc logo; plunger filling system with a knurled knob beneath the blind cap.
Condition: In good condition for its age. The celluloid retains its shine, and the grain is very vivid, with no visible cracks or warping; fine surface scratches from use can be seen across the barrel and cap. The gold plating shows wear, most notably along the edges of the clip and on the cap bands. The nib appears intact and well aligned, with its tines joined. The filling mechanism has not been tested.
Accessories: Loose item only; no box, case, or papers are visible in the photos.
