MONTBLANC MASTERPIECE 642 STYLOGRAPHIC PLUME. 1950s. Black celluloid barrel and gold cap. Bicolor 14Kts gold nib. Screw cap. Charged by plunger. Presents original box. Measurements: 15 cm. length. The Montblanc firm was founded in 1906, and in 1913 was created the star that is its emblem and hallmark of the house. It is a round white star that represents the snow that covers the summit of Mont Blanc, the highest mountain in Europe, and symbolizes the commitment of the brand as European manufacturers of objects of the highest quality and distinction. Presents original box.

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