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From the desk
How to Identify a Fake Montblanc Pen (Montblanc Solitaire Example)
For a while, I’ve been meaning to write this blog, but I didn’t have any fake Montblanc pens to examine. When I ordered the Montblanc The Meisterstück Le Petit Prince Doué Classique Ballpoint Pen, I immediately checked if I could find fake versions of it. And, of course, I found them right away. All it..
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What are the flagship pens of the most iconic pen brands?
In the world of fine writing instruments, certain fountain pens stand above the rest—not just as tools for writing, but as symbols of craftsmanship, heritage, and timeless elegance. These flagship models represent the pinnacle of what each brand has to offer, combining decades (or even centuries) of expertise, innovative engineering, and artistic design into a..
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My Encounter with the Leonardo x Stilo&Stile Momento Zero Micarta LE
When it comes to the realm of Italian fountain pens, the renowned Leonardo brand has always been in my crosshairs, largely thanks to its widespread availability and glowing reviews. While Montegrappa was initially under my consideration, Leonardo ultimately emerged victorious. Having had a delightful experience with the metallic nib of my Faber Castell fountain pen,..
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The Platinum #3776 Century in all its glory. Every now and then, I find myself thinking about building a proper collection of Century mode...
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A friend of mine told me yesterday that Montblanc makes some pretty boring pens. So I showed him this Montblanc Le Petit Prince and asked i...