Montblanc Semiramis 4810 Limited Edition Fountain Pen 28624, 1996

Montblanc Patron Of The Art Semiramis 4810 Fountain pen Limited Edition every detail of the Patron of Art Edition Semiramis receives the same care for which the great master craftsmen of ancient Babylon were famous. The barrel of the 4810 edition, made of precious black resin, is surrounded by delicate golden perforations.
In the 888 edition this openwork is made of solid 750 gold, highlighted by refined inlays of red enamelled lacquer.
An inlay of Ishtar's heraldic animal decorates the elegant, richly decorated clip, which in the 888 edition is complemented by a diamond of approximately 0.2 carats.
With its delicate engraving, the 18-karat gold nib recalls the great era of Semiramis.

Every detail of the Patron of Art Edition Semiramis receives the same care for which the great master craftsmen of ancient Babylon were famous. The barrel of the 4810 edition, made of precious black resin, is surrounded by delicate golden perforations. In the 888 edition this fretwork is made of solid 750 gold, highlighted by exquisite inlays of red enamelled lacquer. An inlay of Ishtar's heraldic animal decorates the elegant, richly decorated clip, which in the 888 edition is complemented by a diamond of approximately 0.2 carats. With its delicate engraving, the 18-karat gold nib recalls the great era of Semiramis.

The politically astute Queen Semiramis is responsible for uniting the two countries of Babylon and Assyria to create one of the most fascinating empires in the ancient world. Semiramide, a lover of fine arts and patron of Nabu, tutelary deity of the scribes, ordered the construction of numerous palaces and monuments. It was under his rule that the gigantic Ishtar Gate and the legendary second Wonder of the World were created - the Hanging Gardens of Babylon.

Characteristics:
Launch: 1996
Limitation: 4,810 fountain pens
Writing system: Fountain pen
Nib: 18-karat gold - Medium grade
Materials: Resing
Details: Red enameled lacquer