Montegrappa Al Tarikh Yuktab Extra Fine Nib Maroon/Gold Fountain Pen ISZ4F1IY_Q

Montegrappa Al Tarikh Yuktab Limited Edition Extra Fine Nib Maroon/Yellow Gold Fountain Pen Model # ISZ4F1IY_Q
Translates to "History is written", In commemoration of FIFA Qatar 2022™, the first FIFA World Cup™ played on Arabian soil and limited to 300 rollerballs and fountain pens, it echoes new benchmarks in Italian pen design and Qatar's breathtaking architecture. This lavish piece in resin and yellow gold plated stainless steel SPORTS a modern Quattro profile, a fusion of traditional precision engineering with new to achieve a writing spectacle. The barrel is resin with a mixture of steel and brass and finished with intricate detailing plated in yellow gold. White resin runs along the grip section with a football design in maroon signifying Qatar's colors. The cap is also maroon with yellow gold plated attachments also in football motif such as the clip, lip, and, finial housing the official three-dimensional FIFA Qatar 2022™ emblem beneath a sapphire crystal and encased within a stadium-shaped crown. At the opposite end lies the serial number housing stamped in maroon resin and also plated in yellow gold. This is a fountain pen with an extra fine 18k gold nib, and it includes a converter and a black ink bottle. The length of the pen is 5.6" - 143 mm. The Diameter is 14 mm.
As all of our pens, this Montegrappa Al Tarikh Yuktab Limited Edition Extra Fine Nib Maroon/Yellow Gold Fountain Pen is brand new and comes in its original packaging.

Founded by industrialists Edwige Hoffman and Heinrich Helm in 1912 as "Manifattura pennini d’oro e penne stilografiche" which translates to “Manufacturer of gold nibs and fountain pens”. Situated in Bassano del Grappa, a city in the Vicenza province in the northeastern part of Italy, they initially produced hard rubber pens equipped with an eyedropper filling system. Turbulent times during the First World War certainly helped and paved the way for growth opportunities as many soldiers utilized their pens for correspondence with Bassano as a central military operations hub. The 1930s proved a significant high point as the use of fountain pens became widespread. Also one of the first to use celluloid, galalith, and ebonite, Montegrappa overcame the turmoils of war with its legacy of skilled craftsmanship, great precision, and product innovation using style and mastery of the art of pen design. Nowadays, Montegrappa stays true to its heritage by passionately producing regular, limited, and special edition pens in three forms, ballpoint, rollerball, and fountain using a myriad of materials combined with artistic, creative, and fun collaborations.