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Ayrton SENNA - McLaren - Winner Australian Grand Prix 1991 Autograph in felt pen on color photograph (view 17 x 24 cm)

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Ayrton SENNA - McLaren - Winner Australian Grand Prix 1991 Autograph in felt pen on color photograph (view 17 x 24 cm)

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Estim. 600 - 700 EUR

MONTEGRAPPA "AYRTON SENNA" FOUNTAIN PEN. Carbon fiber body and silver details. Limited edition. Nib in 18kt yellow gold. M tip. Screw cap. Cartridge loading. No box. Unused. Measurements: 14 cm. length. Montegrappa, in collaboration with the Ayrton Senna Foundation, pays tribute to this great champion with a limited edition featuring exclusive details. In 1912 Montegrappa produces writing instruments on the banks of the Brenta River. Originally known by the name of Elmo, it was nurtured by the talent of a group of local artists who worked to produce objects crafted with the utmost meticulousness, style and mastery, always aiming for excellence. In 1930, in the midst of a golden period for Italian fashion, the Montegrappa firm was definitively born, standing out for the elegance of its products. The house found a wide public to sell its designs, always with a simple but elegant style, customized with a varied choice of colors and materials. In 2001, Montegrappa was acquired by the Richemont Group, one of the world leaders in the luxury goods sector. In the period that followed, 2001/2005, the brand initially operated under the signature of Cartier, later to be controlled by Montblanc. In 2019 The Aquila family acquired Montegrappa. No box. Unused.

Estim. 600 - 700 EUR

MONTEGRAPPA "SENNA" FOUNTAIN PEN. Body in 925 mls silver. Limited edition. Exemplary 1496/1960. Two-tone gold nib 18 kts. M tip. Screw cap. Cartridge loading. No box. Unused. Measurements: 14,20 cm. length. Montegrappa, in collaboration with the Ayrton Senna Foundation, pays tribute to this great champion with a limited edition featuring exclusive details such as the tread of a tire reproduced in bas-relief on the body and cap. The clip reproduces the shape of a Formula I racing car, with the driver in 18-karat gold. Senna's name is engraved on the cap. 1,960 pieces, as the year of the champion's birth, were available as fountain pens and ballpoint pens in sterling silver. In 1912 Montegrappa produces writing instruments on the banks of the Brenta River. Originally known by the name of Elmo, it was nurtured by the talent of a group of local artists who worked to produce objects crafted with the utmost meticulousness, style and mastery, always aiming for excellence. In 1930, in the midst of a golden period for Italian fashion, the Montegrappa firm was definitively born, standing out for the elegance of its products. The house found a wide public to sell its designs, always with a simple but elegant style, customized with a varied choice of colors and materials. In 2001, Montegrappa was acquired by the Richemont Group, one of the world leaders in the luxury goods sector. In the period that followed, 2001/2005, the brand initially operated under the signature of Cartier, later to be controlled by Montblanc. In 2019 The Aquila family acquired Montegrappa. No box. Unused.

Estim. 1 000 - 1 500 EUR

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