Graf Von Faber Castell Pen Of The Year 2017 (Vikings)

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Graf Von Faber Castell Pen of the Year 2017 (Vikings)

PVD Edition

The version with a tough anthracite-coloured PVD coating has a particularly masculine appeal. Matt-grey smoked oak – the preferred wood for building the Viking ships – stands in exciting contrast to the gleaming metal parts of fountain pen and roller-ball pen, which change their appearance with every movement. A grey shimmering smoky quartz adorns the cap of all writing implements of this edition.

Each of these writing implements is presented in a brightly polished black wooden case.

A certificate bearing the signature of Count Charles von Faber-Castell confirms that this is a limited edition

• The name Graf von Faber-Castell is engraved in the end piece in runes
• Individually numbered writing instruments
• Exclusive, brightly polished black wooden box with an attractive brochure and the certificate of authenticity
• An additional insert offers space for six more writing instruments
• Limited to 500 pieces (230 PVD)

For inquiries email us at orders@airlineintl.com or call (915) 778-1234

[mulrich]

Very pretty pen. Some of those pictures almost look like they were shot in black and white.

[Mew]

Hi,

 

Thanks for posting the pictures. Is it possible to provide dimensions of the pen? Length, section diameter and weight? Strangely, I cannot find this info on GvFC website. Usually this info is important.

 

Thanks in advance.

[Chrissy]

I'm not a fan, but I'm not into pens that have masculine appeal.

[Quill1]

http://www.graf-von-faber-castell.com/pen-of-the-year/pillars-of-history/poty-2017

[PaganArcher]

Oh how I wish I could get one of these.

[Theroc]

I think that's the most appealing GvFC Pen of the Year yet.

[Misfit]

Clicked on link, saw price. Gasp

Edited August 13, 2017 by Misfit

[EricTheRed]

Is it just me, or does anyone else immediately lose all interest in purchasing a pen that is exhibited by someone wearing gloves? Its not a piece of forensic evidence, or a fragile, pre-historic artifact, its a new fountain pen! That being said, it is a nice looking pen

[InkyAddiction]

Is it just me, or does anyone else immediately lose all interest in purchasing a pen that is exhibited by someone wearing gloves? Its not a piece of forensic evidence, or a fragile, pre-historic artifact, its a new fountain pen! That being said, it is a nice looking pen

If you were holding a ~$5,000 pen that you will be selling to someone, I should hope you would wear gloves as well

Edited August 21, 2017 by InkyAddiction

[Henricum_Tropen]

Beautiful pen!