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fabulous pen :thumbup: now you need a solid yellow gold 18ct day date ;) just kidding

 

Well funny you should say that....half way down the page that this link takes you to will confirm your prediction :)

 

https://www.fountainpennetwork.com/forum/index.php/topic/12974-lets-see-your-watch-and-fountain-pen-photos/page-27

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My last for a while (I hope :lol: ) - an MB149 in broad. As others have noted, it has a very stubbish quality. It will join my other 149s in EF, and F. I guess I "need" an M to round them out, and then a BB.

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Hi, new Mont Blanc Safety #2 and a MB box to keep the pens...Best regards.

Nice safety, great box and a very nice collection you have. thanks for the photos.

" Gladly would he learn and gladly teach" G. Chaucer

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As with pepegege my latest is a Safety Pen, and I hope it qualifies as a Montblanc ..... it is a Staedtler Mars Safety Pen, made by Montblanc, around 1915? and courtesy of Barrie ... Thank you Barrie for a speedy delivery and a lovely pen. (ashamed to say that I had to seek advice as to how to put it back together after dismantling it ...and I thank Tom for his help!)

 

It joins my newish and small collection of Vintage MBs,which include a 254, 264 and a 344. My 30s Button Filler is not included as it is still being serviced. I love writing with these pens,it is a very different experience to my more modern 146 and 149s.

 

Apologies for the photos.

 

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well my latest MB purchase is in solid silver with a blue topaz stone......any one fancy a guess ?

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The true definition of madness - Doing the same thing everyday and expecting different results......

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As with pepegege my latest is a Safety Pen, and I hope it qualifies as a Montblanc ..... it is a Staedtler Mars Safety Pen, made by Montblanc, around 1915? and courtesy of Barrie ... Thank you Barrie for a speedy delivery and a lovely pen. (ashamed to say that I had to seek advice as to how to put it back together after dismantling it ...and I thank Tom for his help!)

 

It joins my newish and small collection of Vintage MBs,which include a 254, 264 and a 344. My 30s Button Filler is not included as it is still being serviced. I love writing with these pens,it is a very different experience to my more modern 146 and 149s.

 

Apologies for the photos.

 

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Nice looking safety. Enjoy!

" Gladly would he learn and gladly teach" G. Chaucer

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Arrived a couple of days ago: MB342 with a BB nib. nice and juicy and wet with some good flex to it.

 

http://www.cwpens.com/image/ae932d.JPG

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Arrived a couple of days ago: MB342 with a BB nib. nice and juicy and wet with some good flex to it.

 

http://www.cwpens.com/image/ae932d.JPG

 

Thank you for a nice crisp photo,

 

Looks to be in pristine condition, I am envious but I will survive.

 

I will be looking for one of those once my discretionary fund fills a little.

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Arrived a couple of days ago: MB342 with a BB nib. nice and juicy and wet with some good flex to it.

 

http://www.cwpens.com/image/ae932d.JPG

That is a great example. I love my 342. Very reliable pens. I hope you enjoy yours for many years to come.

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Hmmmm..Boheme?

 

Well nearly.......its from the Boheme collection. Caught my eye this and thought why not :)

 

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Well nearly.......its from the Boheme collection. Caught my eye this and thought why not :)

 

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Thats a nice looking stone! Wont fit on a clip though :D

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My most recent is a MB Starwalker Ballpoint Ultimate Carbon, Love it! I actually love it with the Monteverde black gel refill for BP pens.

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Picked this up at the DC Penshow.

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Lovely pen you have there isaacrn. The mop star looks great !

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Lovely pen you have there isaacrn. The mop star looks great !

 

Thank you very much. It has really been a "grail pen" to obtain a MOP MB. I don't think the 1913 counts as it is more of a painted type of star.

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Picked this up at the DC Penshow.

Very nice. Congrats on acquiring a stunning pen.

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