The Highlo Pen Museum

Miscellaneous  Pens

Caran d'Ache

"No one ever regretted buying quality"

 
 

Most manufacturers make ball pens to match their top end fountain pens. Caran d'Ache make quality ball pens - period. Made in Switzerland, Caran d'Ache pens are the ultimate in Swiss precision. The trouble with silver and platinum is that they don't scan very well, so my apologies for the pictures below which do not do these beautiful pens justice.

  
Ecridor Nuit d'Hiver 

£145

CDH-01

Inspired by 'a magical winter night' this wonderful ballpoint pen is palladium plated with a platinum finish and adorned with 62 Swarovski crystals representing an intriguing night sky. There are four stages of the moon, cardinal points, stardust due to supernova and the North Star all depicted on the barrel. Factory fresh and in a red and white satin-lined gift box.

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Arlequin 

£55

CDH-02

The Arlequin ball pen is silver plated with a chevron pattern and Swiss-precision mechanism. Absolutely mint and factory fresh and in a red and white satin-lined gift box.

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Miscellaneous

Montblanc Meisterstuck Solitaire

£300

MON-02

A small lady's Monblanc Meisterstuck Solitaire in maroon with a gold cap. This pen is cartridge-fill only and comes in its original box with instructions and two spare cartridges. Although mint, I am only classing it as near mint as, although the black velvet box is fine, the outer cardboard sleeve is a bit tatty, having been many years in storage. It has an 18ct gold nib with a medium point.
Montblanc Pencil

£150

MON-01

Montblance Meisterstuck 'Pix' pencil
Omas Vision 360

£250

OMA-01

Omas Vision 360 HT silver trim. Piston filler in transparent guilloche. The 18ct gold rhodium plated nib has a medium point. Although this pen is mint and uninked, I have only classified it as 'near mint' as it has been on display in The Pen Museum. Complete with original box, paper work and leather carrying pouch.
Yard-O-Led Diplomat

£150

YAR-01

This is the short, ladies Diplomat hallmarked 9ct gold Yard-O-Led pencil with barleycorn pattern
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