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Victorian -Faux Ivory LE
Writing System: Fountain Pen Filling is accomplished with a piston converter to draw ink from a bottle or the use of ink cartridges. The Tighe nib is hand made in Germany with 18K yellow Gold. It's engraved with a specially designed Acanthus leaf, tipped with Iridium, and two toned with Rhodium. Nib widths are available in your choice of; Fine, Medium, or Broad.
-The Rollerball Pen writes effortlessly with an advanced refill that has a 1 Year cap-off time.
Presentation: The pen is presented in a faux Stingray leather box, hand made in Switzerland, with certificate of Authenticity, and a lifetime warranty.
Materials: The barrel and cap are made of carved Faux Ivory.
A brushed Stainless Steel body with millgrain coin-edge accents complete the design.
The Titanium clip is guilloché engraved.
Comments: The Faux Ivory is meticulously Ornamental Turned. -This is a centuries-old practice of decorating lathe-turned objects with complex patterns.
-It is in some ways a form of carving with a lathe. There are similarities to Rose Engine turning, but OT traditionally uses Wood and Ivory.
Ornamental turning was at its peak during the Victorian era and the name John Jacob Holtzapffel was synonymous with ornamental turning.
He soon acquired the reputation of a maker of high-class lathes and tools, and his lathes enjoyed a great prominence amongst the wealthy scientific amateurs and royalty of both England and the continent.
Some of these included Wilhelm III King of the Netherlands, Prince Augustus Saxe Coberg, a cousin of Queen Victoria, Archduke Otto Von Habsburg of Austria, and Queen Victoria herself.
-This pen was designed not to be posted while writing.
Limited Edition:
88 Fountain Pens
88 Rollerball Pens
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