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Albert Einstein LE Fountain Pen

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Reference107472

Main SKU 107472

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History

Albert Einstein (1879–1955) was a German-born, Swiss-American theoretical physicist, philosopher and author. His scientific works, like the theory of relativity, the theory of everything and the formula E =m², completely revolutionized prevailing ideas about space, time, matter and energy. In 1952 his theories where the basis of the discovery of a new element Einsteinium, which is named after him. Though Einstein was foremost a scientist, he was also a devoted pacifist. By making the public aware of the dangers of a nuclear war and promoting peace, he became a figure for pacifists worldwide.

The edition

Year
2013
Print Run
Regular
Type
Regular edition

Specifications

Cap
The cap design is inspired by his physics theories. Platinum coated lines in dark blue lacquer represent the space-time curve.
Top of the Cap
The emblem is covered with sapphire glass.
Clip
The platinum coated clip, carries a planet at the end to complete the space-time curve model.
Design
The filigree engravings on the platinum coated barrel reflect his popular formulas. The platinum coated lines in dark blue precious lacquer represent the space-time curve. The overall design is inspired by his physics theories.
Cone
The filigree engravings on the platinum coated cone reflect his popular formulas.
Feather
The rhodium-coated Au750 gold nib is enriched with the engraving of the chemical element 'Einsteinium'.
Limitation
The 3,000 limitation refers to the speed of light (~300.000.000 m/s).

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When was the Albert Einstein LE Fountain Pen launched?

The production documented by penAtlas began in 2013.

What is the reference of the Albert Einstein LE Fountain Pen?

The reference documented in the catalog is 107472.