Product name Donation Pen Homage to Frédéric Chopin Special Edition Fountain Pen F
The Montblanc Donation Pen Collection is honouring world-famous classical musicians of the past decades. The Donation Pen supports carefully selected cultural projects with a donation of 20 euros per fountain pen and 10 euros per ballpoint or rollerball. This year's edition pays tribute to Frédéric Chopin, a Polish composer and virtuoso pianist. As an homage to his admiration for the piano, the platinum-coated clip is shaped like a piano hammer. Known for his famous "La Note Bleue", the ink window of this Special Edition comes in a blue colour. The cap ring features the musical notes of Chopin's first nocture, "Nocturne in B-flat minor, Op. 9, No.1", which was published in 1832. The cap and barrel are made out of black precious resin combined with platinum-coated fittings. The special gift box additionally contains a little note pad featuring decorated with musical notes of his famous nocturne. The handcrafted Au 585 solid bicolor gold nib features a portrait of Frédéric Chopin.
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The Montblanc Donation Pen Collection is honouring world-famous classical musicians of the past decades. The Donation Pen supports carefully selected cultural projects with a donation of 20 euros per fountain pen and 10 euros per ballpoint or rollerball. This year's edition pays tribute to Frédéric Chopin, a Polish composer and virtuoso pianist. As an homage to his admiration for the piano, the platinum-coated clip is shaped like a piano hammer. Known for his famous "La Note Bleue", the ink window of this Special Edition comes in a blue colour. The cap ring features the musical notes of Chopin's first nocture, "Nocturne in B-flat minor, Op. 9, No.1", which was published in 1832. The cap and barrel are made out of black precious resin combined with platinum-coated fittings. The special gift box additionally contains a little note pad featuring decorated with musical notes of his famous nocturne. The handcrafted Au 585 solid bicolor gold nib features a portrait of Frédéric Chopin.
Ident No. MB127639