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Now In Stock! Graf Von Faber-Castell Heritage Alexander & Ottilie


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We are glad to announce the new collection which homages the Counts Ottilie and Alexander von Faber-Castell is now in stock.

These masterpieces are created with excellent craftsmanship and precious materials: all the metallic parts are silver plated and show a bicolor 18K, hand-engraved nib. The letters A,O,F and C - the initials of Ottilie, Alexander and their shared Family's name- are engraved on the cap of the pens, the edition is limited to 1898 pieces.

 

In stock in F and M nib, choose your favourite and enjoy shipping within 24 hours!

Discover every detail: https://www.iguanasell.com/search?type=product&q=Graf+von+Faber+Castell+Heritage

Should you need additional information please do not hesitate but contact us through info@iguanasell.com

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