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Agatha Christie Vermeil LE4810 Fountain Pen

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Reference17631

Main SKU 17631

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Writers Edition

History

Agatha Christie (1890-1976) captivated millions of people all around the world with the clever narrative style and brilliantly constructed plots of her novels, plays and short stories. In Miss Marple she created a memorable cult figure of the crime novel genre, who, in films such as 4.50 from Paddington solved even the tricky cases with charm and astuteness, and even today has loyal fans all over the world. Her dramatic play The Mousetrap is performed perpetually since 1952 in London and has become a long running drama.

The edition

Year
1993
Print Run
4,810 pieces
Type
Limited edition

Specifications

Cap
The cap is decorated with the signature of the grande dame of crime novels. Around the black precious resin cap winds a Ag925 gilded Sterling silver snake.
Top of the Cap
The emblem is made of black and white resin.
Clip
The snake hints at the creeping tension of Agatha Christie's novels and serves as the clip. The eyes of the snake are set with two rubies that glint bewitchingly.
Design
The design of this edition is based on the classical style of the early 1920s.
Cone
The cone is made of black precious resin.
Feather
The bi-color rhodium-coated Au750 solid gold nib is decorated with the head of a snake.
Limitation
4,810 fountain pens.

Perguntas frequentes

Questions about Agatha Christie Vermeil LE4810 Fountain Pen

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When was the Agatha Christie Vermeil LE4810 Fountain Pen launched?

The production documented by penAtlas began in 1993.

What is the production run of the Agatha Christie Vermeil LE4810 Fountain Pen?

The model is cataloged as a limited edition of 4,810 pieces.

What is the reference of the Agatha Christie Vermeil LE4810 Fountain Pen?

The reference documented in the catalog is 17631.