Montblanc - Miguel de Cervantes 10914/17000 New - Ballpoint pen
Beautiful Montblanc brand pen limited series with number 10914 of 17000 in commemoration of the great writer MIGUEL DE CERVANTES. With its box and brochure BRAND NEW FOR YOU.
The design of the Miguel de Cervantes model from Ediciones de Escritores is inspired by the windmills whose shape is reflected in the writing instruments and in the clip. Its shape, pyramidal in opposite directions, symbolizes the different characters of the hero Don Quixote and his squire Sancho Panza.
The body of this model shines with brown lacquer with a marble effect and is embellished with the writer's signature. The handcrafted 18K gold nib is delicately engraved with the silhouette of a windmill.
Born in Alcalá de Henares, near Madrid, in 1547, Miguel de Cervantes grew up the son of an impoverished nobleman. After numerous adventures that marked his life, he ended up in prison for not paying his debts.
Finally, there he found the time to begin his masterpiece about an impoverished nobleman who considers himself a noble knight. Through Don Quixote's failure, such as his fight against the windmills, Cervantes shows the contrast between the fantastic world of knights and the daily life of simple people.
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Beautiful Montblanc brand pen limited series with number 10914 of 17000 in commemoration of the great writer MIGUEL DE CERVANTES. With its box and brochure BRAND NEW FOR YOU.
The design of the Miguel de Cervantes model from Ediciones de Escritores is inspired by the windmills whose shape is reflected in the writing instruments and in the clip. Its shape, pyramidal in opposite directions, symbolizes the different characters of the hero Don Quixote and his squire Sancho Panza.
The body of this model shines with brown lacquer with a marble effect and is embellished with the writer's signature. The handcrafted 18K gold nib is delicately engraved with the silhouette of a windmill.
Born in Alcalá de Henares, near Madrid, in 1547, Miguel de Cervantes grew up the son of an impoverished nobleman. After numerous adventures that marked his life, he ended up in prison for not paying his debts.
Finally, there he found the time to begin his masterpiece about an impoverished nobleman who considers himself a noble knight. Through Don Quixote's failure, such as his fight against the windmills, Cervantes shows the contrast between the fantastic world of knights and the daily life of simple people.
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