Graf Von Faber-Castell Limited Edition 2015 Pen Of The Year Rollerball Pen

Description

On the finish of the Seven Years War in 1763, Frederick the Nice started building his so much ambitious project to celebrate Prussia’s good fortune: the New Palace of Sanssouci. The Palace is located within the Sanssouci Royal Park in Potsdam, Germany, and is regarded as to be the last Nice Prussian baroque palace. Magnificent ballrooms, spectacular galleries, handsomely furnished apartments, a baroque palace theater – all ensured that visitors from the German and European aristocracy may celebrate in taste. As a gourmet of coloured natural stones, King Frederick had a keen interest within the plentiful resources of Silesia and a sovereign right to all precious stones. Frederick the Nice individually traveled to Silesia to make a choice the golf green serpentine used to brighten the New Palace of Sanssouci, which is the muse for the Graf von Faber-Castell Pen of the Year 2015. The platinum-plated barrels of the Restricted edition fountain pen and rollerball are inset with four polished Silesian serpentines ranging in color from emerald to apple-inexperienced, and are lavishly embellished with baroque engraving. A faceted, shimmering gray Russian Quartz crowns the cap. The fountain pen provides a plunger mechanism and a hand-engraved, bi-color 18K gold nib. Every in my opinion numbered pen is gifted in an exclusive black picket case. Please call for info at the 24K gold 2015 Pen of the Year. Graf Von Faber-Castell Restricted Edition 2015 Pen Of The Year Rollerball Pen Features: Inset with four polished Silesian serpentines ranging in color from emerald to apple-inexperienced Lavishly embellished with baroque engraving Faceted, shimmering gray Russian Quartz crowns the cap Every pen is in my opinion numbered Presented in an exclusive black picket case
Inset with four polished Silesian serpentines ranging in color from emerald to apple-inexperienced
Lavishly embellished with baroque engraving
Faceted, shimmering gray Russian Quartz crowns the cap
Every pen is in my opinion numbered
Presented in an exclusive black picket case