Marlen - Christ the Redeemer - Edizione limitata di 77 esemplari in Resina italiana, Celluloide e Argento - Fountain pen

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The Marlen Pens Christ the Redeemer is a fountain pen limited to 77 examples, made from Italian resin, celluloid and silver, with a piston-filling mechanism and a 14-carat gold nib.

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The origins of the idea of the Seven Wonders date back to Herodotus (484–425 BC) and Callimachus (305–240 BC), who compiled a list that included the Pyramid of Giza, the Hanging Gardens of Babylon, the Statue of Zeus at Olympia, the Temple of Artemis at Ephesus, the Mausoleum of Maussollos at Halicarnassus, the Colossus of Rhodes and the Lighthouse of Alexandria. Only the Pyramid of Giza is still standing; the other six were destroyed by earthquakes, fires or other causes. The “New Seven Wonders of the World” is a project organized by the private New7Wonders Foundation to create a “Global Memory”—seven things that everyone around the world can remember and share. For each of these landmarks, Marlen has created an extremely limited-edition pen, as well as a complete set of all Seven Wonders (limited to 38 fountain pens and 28 rollerballs).
This collection is a tribute to Christ the Redeemer, an Art Deco-style statue depicting Jesus of Nazareth, located in the Brazilian city of Rio de Janeiro atop Corcovado Mountain. It is made from fine materials such as resin and celluloid. Its design stands out for a wide silver band on the barrel, depicting a striking view of the statue. In addition, the seven new wonders of the world are engraved on the silver cap ring, making each piece a true tribute to art and history.

MAIN FEATURES
► Fountain Pen
► Limited edition of 77 pieces
► Manufacturer: Marlen Pens
► Country of origin: Italy
► Materials: precious Italian resin, celluloid and silver

Filling System and Nib
► Piston filling system
► Nib: 14 kt gold

Terms of Sale
► New pen, with elegant packaging and warranty certificate

Shipping
► Express courier

International Warranty
► All Marlen writing instruments are covered by a 3-year warranty against all material and manufacturing defects. Any piece or component found by our technicians to have a manufacturing defect will be repaired free of charge.
► To make use of the warranty, you must present the duly completed, dated, stamped and signed warranty certificate from the retailer to an authorized Marlen distributor. Please keep your warranty certificate safe.

Customer Support
For any further information or assistance with any issue, our support team is available from 09:00 to 18:30 via:
► phone at +39 (0)81 8918829
► email at info@marlenpens.com
► WhatsApp at +39 (0)81 8918829

The origins of the idea of the Seven Wonders date back to Herodotus (484–425 BC) and Callimachus (305–240 BC), who compiled a list that included the Pyramid of Giza, the Hanging Gardens of Babylon, the Statue of Zeus at Olympia, the Temple of Artemis at Ephesus, the Mausoleum of Maussollos at Halicarnassus, the Colossus of Rhodes and the Lighthouse of Alexandria. Only the Pyramid of Giza is still standing; the other six were destroyed by earthquakes, fires or other causes. The “New Seven Wonders of the World” is a project organized by the private New7Wonders Foundation to create a “Global Memory”—seven things that everyone around the world can remember and share. For each of these landmarks, Marlen has created an extremely limited-edition pen, as well as a complete set of all Seven Wonders (limited to 38 fountain pens and 28 rollerballs).
This collection is a tribute to Christ the Redeemer, an Art Deco-style statue depicting Jesus of Nazareth, located in the Brazilian city of Rio de Janeiro atop Corcovado Mountain. It is made from fine materials such as resin and celluloid. Its design stands out for a wide silver band on the barrel, depicting a striking view of the statue. In addition, the seven new wonders of the world are engraved on the silver cap ring, making each piece a true tribute to art and history.

MAIN FEATURES
► Fountain Pen
► Limited edition of 77 pieces
► Manufacturer: Marlen Pens
► Country of origin: Italy
► Materials: precious Italian resin, celluloid and silver

Filling System and Nib
► Piston filling system
► Nib: 14 kt gold

Terms of Sale
► New pen, with elegant packaging and warranty certificate

Shipping
► Express courier

International Warranty
► All Marlen writing instruments are covered by a 3-year warranty against all material and manufacturing defects. Any piece or component found by our technicians to have a manufacturing defect will be repaired free of charge.
► To make use of the warranty, you must present the duly completed, dated, stamped and signed warranty certificate from the retailer to an authorized Marlen distributor. Please keep your warranty certificate safe.

Customer Support
For any further information or assistance with any issue, our support team is available from 09:00 to 18:30 via:
► phone at +39 (0)81 8918829
► email at info@marlenpens.com
► WhatsApp at +39 (0)81 8918829

Details

Era
After 2000
Model/type
Christ the Redeemer - Edizione limitata di 77 esemplari in Resina italiana, Celluloide e Argento
Country of origin
Italy
Period
Post 2000
Material
Italian resin, Celluloid, Silver
Manufacturer/brand
Marlen
Condition
As new - unused
In working order
Yes
Diameter
0 mm
Length
0 mm
ItalyVerified
1426
Objects sold
98.82%
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