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Graf von Faber-Castell Classic Grenadilla Wood / Platinum-Plated Rollerball Pen
The fountain pens, rollerball pens, propelling pencils and ball pens in the Graf von Faber-Castell collection are design as matching sets and available in several variants. All four are available in reddish brown Pernambuco wood, matt black ebony, dark brown grenadilla wood or in a platinum-plated version.
All three precious woods, i.e. Pernambuco which is normally used for violin bows, the very dark ebony as well as the granadilla wood are extremely hard and durable, and correspondingly difficult to work. The natural variations in grain and colouring mean that every writing implement made from them is unique.
All three precious woods, i.e. Pernambuco which is normally used for violin bows, the very dark ebony as well as the granadilla wood are extremely hard and durable, and correspondingly difficult to work. The natural variations in grain and colouring mean that every writing implement made from them is unique.
The platinized fountain pen, rollerball pen, propelling pencil and ball pen are available with a purely platinized surface or a combination of platinized and wood.
The fountain pens, rollerball pens, propelling pencils and ball pens in the Graf von Graf von Faber-Castell collection are design as matching sets and available in several variants. All four are available in reddish brown Pernambuco wood, matt black ebony, dark brown grenadilla wood or in a platinum-plated version.
All three precious woods, i.e. Pernambuco which is normally used for violin bows, the very dark ebony as well as the granadilla wood are extremely hard and durable, and correspondingly difficult to work. The natural variations in grain and colouring mean that every writing implement made from them is unique.
All three precious woods, i.e. Pernambuco which is normally used for violin bows, the very dark ebony as well as the granadilla wood are extremely hard and durable, and correspondingly difficult to work. The natural variations in grain and colouring mean that every writing implement made from them is unique.
The effect is somewhat cooler than the silver-plated finish. Platinum is even more valuable than gold; it has a very hard and resistant surface that does not oxidize.
The writing implements made of solid sterling silver (925/1000) represent the highlight of the Graf von Faber-Castell collection.
Apart from the weight, they differ from the platinum-plated versions in having a space for engraving a name and a double-milled edge to the cap. Each implement is hallmarked on the cap.
- The rollerball pen has a precision point which glides smoothly over the paper.
$166.25
Original: $475.01
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Graf von Faber-Castell Classic Grenadilla Wood / Platinum-Plated Rollerball Pen
The fountain pens, rollerball pens, propelling pencils and ball pens in the Graf von Faber-Castell collection are design as matching sets and available in several variants. All four are available in reddish brown Pernambuco wood, matt black ebony, dark brown grenadilla wood or in a platinum-plated version.
All three precious woods, i.e. Pernambuco which is normally used for violin bows, the very dark ebony as well as the granadilla wood are extremely hard and durable, and correspondingly difficult to work. The natural variations in grain and colouring mean that every writing implement made from them is unique.
All three precious woods, i.e. Pernambuco which is normally used for violin bows, the very dark ebony as well as the granadilla wood are extremely hard and durable, and correspondingly difficult to work. The natural variations in grain and colouring mean that every writing implement made from them is unique.
The platinized fountain pen, rollerball pen, propelling pencil and ball pen are available with a purely platinized surface or a combination of platinized and wood.
The fountain pens, rollerball pens, propelling pencils and ball pens in the Graf von Graf von Faber-Castell collection are design as matching sets and available in several variants. All four are available in reddish brown Pernambuco wood, matt black ebony, dark brown grenadilla wood or in a platinum-plated version.
All three precious woods, i.e. Pernambuco which is normally used for violin bows, the very dark ebony as well as the granadilla wood are extremely hard and durable, and correspondingly difficult to work. The natural variations in grain and colouring mean that every writing implement made from them is unique.
All three precious woods, i.e. Pernambuco which is normally used for violin bows, the very dark ebony as well as the granadilla wood are extremely hard and durable, and correspondingly difficult to work. The natural variations in grain and colouring mean that every writing implement made from them is unique.
The effect is somewhat cooler than the silver-plated finish. Platinum is even more valuable than gold; it has a very hard and resistant surface that does not oxidize.
The writing implements made of solid sterling silver (925/1000) represent the highlight of the Graf von Faber-Castell collection.
Apart from the weight, they differ from the platinum-plated versions in having a space for engraving a name and a double-milled edge to the cap. Each implement is hallmarked on the cap.
- The rollerball pen has a precision point which glides smoothly over the paper.
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The fountain pens, rollerball pens, propelling pencils and ball pens in the Graf von Faber-Castell collection are design as matching sets and available in several variants. All four are available in reddish brown Pernambuco wood, matt black ebony, dark brown grenadilla wood or in a platinum-plated version.
All three precious woods, i.e. Pernambuco which is normally used for violin bows, the very dark ebony as well as the granadilla wood are extremely hard and durable, and correspondingly difficult to work. The natural variations in grain and colouring mean that every writing implement made from them is unique.
All three precious woods, i.e. Pernambuco which is normally used for violin bows, the very dark ebony as well as the granadilla wood are extremely hard and durable, and correspondingly difficult to work. The natural variations in grain and colouring mean that every writing implement made from them is unique.
The platinized fountain pen, rollerball pen, propelling pencil and ball pen are available with a purely platinized surface or a combination of platinized and wood.
The fountain pens, rollerball pens, propelling pencils and ball pens in the Graf von Graf von Faber-Castell collection are design as matching sets and available in several variants. All four are available in reddish brown Pernambuco wood, matt black ebony, dark brown grenadilla wood or in a platinum-plated version.
All three precious woods, i.e. Pernambuco which is normally used for violin bows, the very dark ebony as well as the granadilla wood are extremely hard and durable, and correspondingly difficult to work. The natural variations in grain and colouring mean that every writing implement made from them is unique.
All three precious woods, i.e. Pernambuco which is normally used for violin bows, the very dark ebony as well as the granadilla wood are extremely hard and durable, and correspondingly difficult to work. The natural variations in grain and colouring mean that every writing implement made from them is unique.
The effect is somewhat cooler than the silver-plated finish. Platinum is even more valuable than gold; it has a very hard and resistant surface that does not oxidize.
The writing implements made of solid sterling silver (925/1000) represent the highlight of the Graf von Faber-Castell collection.
Apart from the weight, they differ from the platinum-plated versions in having a space for engraving a name and a double-milled edge to the cap. Each implement is hallmarked on the cap.
- The rollerball pen has a precision point which glides smoothly over the paper.
