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MONTBLANC 220 "Traveller" fountain pen, Germany, ca. 1971-1977. Matte black resin barrel. With ornamentation and details in gold. Regular model. Unnumbered copy. Nib in 14 kt gold (marked 585), F point. Click cap. Loading by cartridge. With original box. Good condition. Measurements: 13.5 cm. length. In the 70s, Montblanc launched the 220 Traveller series, inspired by the minimalist design of the Lamy 2000. With clean lines, slim, lightweight body and brushed matte texture, it was conceived for users seeking understated elegance and reliable functionality. This pen combines Montblanc's prestige with a simple format, well suited for everyday use or travel. The gold-plated or silver-plated clip and finish provide a sober contrast to the matte black barrel. The 14 kt gold nib is firm, precise and standard F-gauge for standardized fine writing.
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