High aesthetic demands and excellent technology lead to unique
products, as the "perfect pencil" and other writing
instruments by Faber-Castell so impressively demonstarte. On
the company's 240th anniversary, the "Limited Edition 1761-2001"
will be available as the masterpiece in the "Graf von Faber-Castell"
collection. The unusual magnum format and unusual details make
this a fascinating product. Three cut diamonds adorn the cap
of these writing instruments, paying homage to the third millennium.
The color quality of the fine-quality stones is an excellent
G-H(nearly colorless) and the purity is high at VS 2. each cap
is equipped with a massive, spring-loaded clip.
The magnum fountain pen features include stainless steel and
a shaft made of 100-year old olive wood. The "perfect pencil"
has a cap made of white gold or stainless steel.
The exquisite feeling of writing with a superior fountain
pen, which has a top-quality nib, is as incomparable today as
it ever was. Three diamonds grace the cap of the brand-new Graf
von Faber-Castell Limited Edition Fountain Pen, which will appear
in a limited edition of 1761 pens, representing the year the
company was founded. The silhouette is larger in size than that
of the classic Graf von Faber-Castell fountain pen model. The
characteristic figuring of the ribbed barrel is made from the
wood of the Cretan olive tree, which was selected specially
for this limited edition. All metal pieces are made of stainless
steel. The jeweled fountain pen, also available in Fall 2001,
is equipped with a practical cartridge/converter system and
a hand-made bicolor 18-carat gold nib, which ensures superb
writing pleasure.
