Checked for grip capacity while clipped in shirt pocket.
gold trim trim is 100% is intact.Ĭap :- Snug fit. Further on loop inspection we did not find any crack filling by previous owner.Ĭolour :- Barrel glossy striated celluloid colour is clear, no fading seen. There are no hairline marks result of usage.īents :- No visible bent to barrel or capĬrack :- No crack on body or cap. Scratches :- No scratches on barrel or cap. Overall, pen is in clean look and perfectly working.īarrel to nib section fitting :- Screw fit type nib section, fits snug, no loose parts No Hairline marks are there on barrel from usage. Ink not leaking through sac and feed, we have tested the pen with light taps on tail end while the nib is face down, ink does not spill. no major damage to pen, writes broad with wet writing. Pre-owned but mint condition, with almost tear and wear of a single owner. It may be a matter of nib / feed mating, but that’s how it is, under asumption the system is air tight.Vintage montblanc meisterstuck 144 striated celluloid barrel fountain pen 14KT- solid gold F nib Condition of the pen :
If a nib leaves an ink trace considerably wider than the grind and the ink dries longer than specified in the reviews for a specific type of paper, then it’s too wet. It’s not only a matter of personal preference. I dare say, I haven’t come across a vintage Meisterstück which was too dry. On many of them I found the ink flow too generous. I’ve also tried dozens if vintage Meisterstucks and could have had any of them for a decent price, if I liked the way they wrote. I’ve had a 1952 MB 142 F, which was too wet, so don’t have it anymore.
These two pens have completely different writing qualities, but have the finest nibs I’ve come across in an MB. My 1974 MB 149 may be described as “perfect” in term of dry/wet balance, but as I’ve said before, it’s an architect grind. Ink flow control is nevertheless impecable. My 1949 MB 144 is slightly on the wetter side and I can imagine an ink with which it may qualify as wetter pen. It is a great experience, ain’t necessarily and universally so. I have never found Montblanc nibs to be wet.
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