Database -> Montblanc -> Vintage Pens Prewar
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| Description | This is one of the rarest filling mechanisms, you can find. The Kompressor filler technically is very similar to the way, Chilton pens work. You can pull out a tube on the back of the pen. Then, by pushing it back into the pen (in the meantime, you are supposed to keep a finger on the tiny hole on the back end of the tube), you create a pressure inside the pen, which compresses the ink sac. By opening the tiny hole again, air flows back into the barrel and the sac is allowed to expand again. By expanding, the sac fills itself with ink. Got that? no? Well, thats one of the reasons, the pen was not that successful : the customer did not really follow the complicate filling instructions. And for this reason, the pen was produced only for a short period and is rare and hard to find. This long no. 2 size pen is still in wonderful condition, made from coral red hard rubber. It is fully working, with a fresh pen sac fit The inside is perfectly kept and fully restored with a fresh rubber sac. This pen is a very rare pen and highly collectible. |
| Seller | Penboard_Tom |
| Item No. | 112666 |
| Brand | Montblanc |
| Model | Compressor no. 2 size Coral red ebonite |
| Year | 1926 |
| System | Kompressor |
| Colour | coral red and black |
| Material | hard rubber |
| Condition | excellent to near mint - fully working. |
| Nib | 14 K no. 2 size nib, medium tip flexible |
| length capped | 142 mm |
| cap diameter | 12.8 mm |
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