Montblanc Writers Edition Franz Kafka Fountain Pen
Record status
Individual type · partial
Period
2004
This Montblanc Writers Edition fountain pen is a dedicated commemorative piece honoring the author Franz Kafka. It features a tapered silhouette crafted from a translucent wine-red resin, which transitions into an opaque appearance, reflecting the thematic elements of Kafka's literary work, particularly The Metamorphosis.
The pen is accented with 925 sterling silver hardware. The cap bears the engraved signature of Franz Kafka, adding a personal touch to the design.The pen is part of a limited edition, marked with the individual series number 07388/18500 on the cap. Additional markings on the nib include the numbers 4810 and the year 2004, denoting the issue date. The base of the pen is marked with a label indicating an 'F' nib size. Measuring 5.75 inches in length, this collector's item combines functional craftsmanship with literary homage, serving as both a sophisticated writing instrument and a specialized piece for aficionados of luxury designer stationery and limited edition collectibles.
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Physical characteristics
- Length
- 5.75 inches
- Material
- Translucent wine red resin and 925 sterling silver
Technical characteristics
- Nib
- Rhodium-plated 18K 750 gold
- Nib size
- F
- Edition number
- 07388/18500
Design
- Motif
- Limited edition Writers Series
- Engravings
- Franz Kafka signature
Identification
- Source note
- Described from a single auction-house listing published on Invaluable (reproduced with Invaluable's permission). Details apply to that one example; other examples of the type may differ, and the listing is supplementary evidence, not authentication.
- Maker named in listing
- Montblanc
Catalogue references
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