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Sartorial 1-Pen Pouch British Green
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Pen pouch from Montblanc with a discreet and sophisticated design. Made of saffiano leather which has a hatched surface that has been waxed to give a scratch-resistant, durable and water-repellent surface.
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Product details
• Made in Italy.
• One compartment for pen storage.
• Made of caslfskin.
• Adorned with the iconic Montblanc logo in white resin and embossed Montblanc lettering on the leather.Product code23887810
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the product's measurements
Read more about how we measure and convert sizes »Measurements (cm) Length 15 Width 3,2
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Care & material
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About Montblanc
For over a century now, Germany’s Montblanc has been among the world’s most well-renowned makers of exclusive writing implements, watches and leather goods. It all began in 1906 after its three founders returned from a trip to America where they had been inspired by all the latest technological innovations. Upon their return to Hamburg, they established the brand whose expertly crafted writing instruments would come to revolutionise the art of handwriting.
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Manufacturer information
- Product code:
- 23887810
- EAN/GTIN:
- 4062037111582
- Manufacturer's article number
- 131200
- Country of origin:
- Italy
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For over a century now, Germany’s Montblanc has been among the world’s most well-renowned makers of exclusive writing implements, watches and leather goods. It all began in 1906 after its three founders returned from a trip to America where they had been inspired by all the latest technological innovations. Upon their return to Hamburg, they established the brand whose expertly crafted writing instruments would come to revolutionise the art of handwriting.
