GRAF VON FABER-CASTELLLimited Edition Classic Collection Snake Wood
(Limited to 1761 worldwide)
Body Material : Snake wood, metal coated with platinum
Nib Material : 18K gold
Nib
Siz : M
Mechanism : Cartridge & Converter
Specification < Full length (when stored) : 137mm (when writing) : 175mm Body diameter : 11mm Cap diameter (excluding clip) : 15mm Max diameter (including clip) : 19mmWeight : 43g
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Accessories : converter
It is in generally good condition. Limited to 1761 pieces in 2015. This piece combines beautiful platinum-coated metal parts with "snake wood," a beautiful and rare wood that is often used in musical instruments and art. The snakewood barrel is engraved with a vertical flute, which is an icon of the Count Faber-Castell collection. In honor of Faber-Castell's founding year in 1761, production is limited to 1,761 pieces worldwide. Classic collection (Count series) representing Faber-Castell. A series with beautiful and delicate grooves carved into it. This masterpiece features a plated cap and a simple yet elegant design. A luxurious masterpiece unique to Faber-Castell, which ``seeks perfection in all aspects.'' This model is recommended as a higher-grade writing instrument that has a unique German design that you will never get tired of even if you use it for a long time, and craftsmanship that boasts overwhelming technology. This series is also perfect as a gift. This is a utility and high-class item that can be used in a variety of situations, including daily use and business settings. [FABER-CASTELL/Germany] In 1761, furniture maker Caspar Faber started business in Stein, a suburb of Nuremberg, and laid the foundation for the Faber-Castell Group that continues to this day. In 1839, the fourth generation Lothar Faber, who later became a baron and was appointed as a royal advisor, invented the hexagonal pencil. This was the starting point for creating standards for the length, thickness, and hardness of pencils, and spreading the design and basics of pencils that are commonly used today around the world. One of the groundbreaking efforts to reflect the German pencil industry is the historical fact that they were the first to engrave the company name on products, which is common practice today. In this way, it became the first branded product not only for pencils but also for writing instruments, and the company grew to the point where it established subsidiaries in New York, London, Paris, Vienna, and St. Petersburg. His granddaughter, the 6th generation Otteri von Faber, who left behind a will stating, ``All successors must be named Faber,'' became Alexander Castel, a descendant of one of Germany's most traditional aristocratic families. After her marriage to Count L?denhausen, the company name ``Faber-Castell'' was born. In 1905, with the release of the historic Castel No. 9000 pencil, all pencils were engraved with the ``knight fighting on horseback'' symbolizing high quality and never flinching in the face of competition. It has become our current trademark. Since then, we have continued to pursue unparalleled quality not only in pencils but also in all writing instruments and genres, and have continued to create products that are unique to Germany with a high degree of perfection and continue to attract fans around the world. In 2016, the 8th generation head of the family, Count Anton Wolfgang von Faber-Castell, passed away. A new chapter is about to begin, with over 250 years of tradition and innovation in line with the times. We will continue to keep an eye on the identity that drives Faber-Castell. All for the sake of "the best one".star_border
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