Product Description
Type Commemorative Fountain Pen
Product Name History of the French Revolution in celebration of the 200th anniversary. (Three pens were made to look like parchment: one has the Preamble to the Declaration of Human Rights; this one has the Decree of the National Assembly; the third has words and music to the Marche Des Marselois.
Manufacturer and Year Waterman, France, 1989
Length 5-1/2"
Filling System Waterman cartridge/converters. We will ship the pen with one cartridge.
Color Designed and colored to resemble parchment with French inscriptions of the Decree of the National Assembly in burgundy. Includes three flying birds presumably signifying Liberty, Equality, and Fraternity. Three burgundy raised cap bands, with two of these bands on top of the cap and two at the end of the barrel.
Nib Medium gold plated nib. Marked M.
Condition Excellent + with no cracks, chips, dents or dings. This is a unique commemorative pen with all the writings and tributes perfectly intact. There are some marks on either side of the top of the clip, but this could just be a feature of the material used to make the pen. The clip has some light scratching and a little bit of wear near the end. The Waterman imprints are clear (at the end of the barrel and top of the cap).
