Dupont Limited Edition Race Machine Checkered Flag Streamline R Fountain Pen

Description

An homage to the very best class of vehicle racing, the brand new S.T. Dupont Racing Machine Restricted edition is encouraged by the Formula One circuits and the logo of victory: the checkered flag. Positive to please connoisseurs of good writing, the gathering combines a revolutionary subject matter (ceramium ACT – advanced ceramium technology) with the unique 1930’s industrial taste of Dupont’s Streamline-R. The leading edge Ceramium ACT, a mix of ceramic and aluminum, will delight you with its looks in addition to its strength and scratch resistance. That includes black and red placed lacquer at the barrel and 159 squares of black lacquer at the palladium-plated cap, the Racing Machine Streamline-R is to be had in a twist ball pen, convertible rollerball, fountain pen with Dupont’s Sumptuous 14K gold nib, and a Line 2 lighter. Bearing the hallmark D insignia at the clip, every pen is gifted with a miniature bronze race car paperweight and shall be Restricted to 1,929 items, the year of the primary ‘Grand Prix de Monaco’ Formula One motor race. Dupont Restricted Edition Racing Machine Checkered Flag Streamline R Fountain Pen Options: Impressed from the Formula 1 circuits and the logo of victory: the Checkered Flag Will delight you with its looks in addition to its strength and scratch resistance Black and red placed lacquer at the barrel and 159 squares of black lacquer at the palladium-plated cap Sold with a lovely miniature racing car paper weight shaped from bronze Numbered out of 1929, in connection with the primary and famous car racing “the Grand Prix de Monaco” Sumptuous 14K gold nib
Impressed from the Formula 1 circuits and the logo of victory: the Checkered Flag
Will delight you with its looks in addition to its strength and scratch resistance
Black and red placed lacquer at the barrel and 159 squares of black lacquer at the palladium-plated
Sold with a lovely miniature racing car paper weight shaped from bronze
Numbered out of 1929, in connection with the primary and famous car racing “the Grand prix de Monaco”