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Thomas Mann LE Rollerball Pen

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Reference104321

Main SKU 104321

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Writers Edition

History

The virtuosity of his linguistic style and his illustrious irony made Thomas Mann (1875-1955) an inimitable literary figure. Because of his epic works Buddenbrooks, Death in Venice and his numerous short stories, he achieved world-wide fame and was awarded the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1929.

The edition

Year
2009
Print Run
6,000 pieces
Type
Limited edition

Specifications

Cap
The cap is enriched with his signature.
Top of the Cap
The emblem is made of black and white resin.
Clip
The clip is inspired by the Art Deco period.
Design
The puristic design is inspired by the Art Deco style, paying reference to the time period in which he lived. The platinum-coated inlaid pattern reflects the intricate relationship between the boy and the man in Mann’s novel Death in Venice.
Cone
The cone is made in black precious resin, ending in a platinum-plated metal cap.
Limitation
6,000 Rollerball pens.

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Questions about Thomas Mann LE Rollerball Pen

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When was the Thomas Mann LE Rollerball Pen launched?

The production documented by penAtlas began in 2009.

What is the production run of the Thomas Mann LE Rollerball Pen?

The model is cataloged as a limited edition of 6,000 pieces.

What is the reference of the Thomas Mann LE Rollerball Pen?

The reference documented in the catalog is 104321.