Montblanc Great Characters Homage To Queen Special Edition Fountain Pen 131977
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Celebrating the legendary Freddie Mercury, this Montblanc Great Characters Homage to Queen fountain pen is a masterful tribute to his iconic style and musical legacy. Crafted from precious blue resin, the barrel features engraved motifs of a guitar and drum kit, while the cap displays a microphone and bass, reflecting the band’s iconic instruments. The design incorporates Mercury’s famous electric guitar controls and a delicately fluted cone, accented with a small red dot and the engraved release date of Greatest Hits II. The silhouette of the cap top is inspired by the crown worn by Mercury during the closing rendition of God Save The Queen, symbolising both majesty and musical brilliance. A yellow gold-coated clip, shaped like a microphone stand, pays homage to Mercury’s unforgettable live performances. This exceptional writing instrument blends artistry, craftsmanship, and rock legend heritage, making it a true collector’s piece. Dimensions: 144.9 x 17.7mm Size: M Item Code: 131977
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