Preowned Montblanc Writers Edition Mark Twain Fountain Pen

Driven by a meticulous gift for observation, acerbic humour and a critical spirit, Mark Twain wrote a masterpiece at the end of the 19th century that has had a lasting influence on American literarure: in "The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn", Twain created a gripping classic of social critique that made him the father of modern American literature.

In honor of this American author, Montblanc released the Writers Edition Mark Twain limited edition in 2010 With its wavy lines of deep blue precius resin worked in filigree, this pen reflects the river that was both homeland and inspiration to the pen's namesake: the Mississippi.

The rhodium-coated 18-carat gold nib bears an engraving of two threads representing the nautical unit of length used for navigation on the Mississippi river steamers in the 19th century that inspired Mark Twain's choice of nom de plume.

The Writers Edition Mark Twain includes 15000 fountain pens, 18000 ballpoints, 6000 rollerballs, and 3000 mechanical pencils.

The fountain pen listed here comes from a collector's reserve. It is an entirely new and unused fountain pen, that comes with the full set of box and documents prepared by Montblanc for this prestigious edition.