PLATINUM #3776 Century Bourgogne 14K Gold Fine Nib Fountain Pen[PNB-10000 #71]

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FOR YOUR WRITING PLEASURE Description Welcome to our eBay listing, thanks very much for looking! Brand New 【Authentic】 PLATINUM Japan Condition perfect, brand new, made in Japan, never used With a brand new gift box With a manual of the manufacturer written in Japanese With an ink cartridge for PLATINUM fountain pen's exclusive use SKU PNB-10000 #71 Color Bourgogne(Red) Function Slip & Seal mechanism (patent applied) This is the first fountain pen which has very unique “Slip & Seal” structure in a pen with a screw-type cap. Pen nib 14Kt Nib Fine nib. Length 139.5mm(Full Length)*15.4(Max diameter) Weight 20.5g #3776 Fountain Pen The original #3776 series was designed by the late writing expert Haruo Umeda, known as “Mr.Fountain Pen,” along with the design team at Platinum Pen Company. Their aim was simple- to create the ideal fountain pen. The #3776 was made available to the public beginning in 1978. After just six months, over 150,000 pens had been sold, and its popularity has been maintained ever since. #3776 expresses the height in meters of Mt. Fuji, the highest and most beautiful peak in Japan. Platinum Platinum produces a variety of Maki-E pens, including lacquer carving, pearl inlay and pens with the Kanshitu-rough volcanic-type surface. In 1919, Syunichi Nakata, a collector of imported fountain pens, opened a small fountain pen shop in Okayama, Japan. His shop became very successful in a short period. In 1924, he moved to downtown Tokyo, adjacent to several pen manufacturers, and officially named his company Nakaya Seisakusho. The company exceeded earlier success and grew to nearly 80 employees. Later in 1924, Nakata changed the company name to the Platinum Pen Company. Platinum initially sold pens via mail order to office workers and teachers in small villages throughout Japan. Soon, they were exporting to Singapore, Hong Kong, and Java. In 1978, Platinum introduced its longest-lasting model to date, the 3776 fountain pen. Platinum named it in reverence to Mt. Fuji, which is 3776 meters tall. And in 1981, the New York Modern Museum of Art displayed Platinum's Z pen. The company has continued to grow from there. Platinum Pen, USA is a subsidiary of Platinum Pen, Japan, a manufacturer of fine writing instruments since 1919. Features of the “Slip and Seal” mechanism The innovative cap contains a unique “Slip & Seal” mechanism that prevents ink from drying out in the pen. This is the first fountain pen to feature the unique “Slip and Seal” mechanism, currently being patented, in an open with screw type cap. This mechanism suppresses volatilization of the ink, so that pen owners can enjoy can enjoy smooth writing and fresh ink even when a cartridge has been inserted in the pen for up to a year. This mechanism allows the ink to remain in an airtight state while preventing annoying ink bubbles. It is perfect for pen owners who have little time for pen maintenance and even less for leaking ink. This high performance pen is designed for reliable everyday use. We trust that platinum pen owners will enjoy this new mechanism and fresh ink that it provides. Shipping The product will be sent from Japan, by the Japanese Post Express Service (International E-Packet) Shipping Duration Asia 3 - 10 days North America Central America Middle East AU, NZ 6 - 12 days Europe Russia 6 - 10 days Import duties, taxes, and charges are not included in the item price or shipping cost. These charges are the buyer's responsibility. Please check with your country's customs office to determine what these additional costs will be prior to bidding or buying. read more

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