The MET Tudor Armor Fountain Pen Medium

The MET Tudor Armor Fountain Pen Medium

12,500.00TL
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  • The Metropolitan Museum of Art Collection: This magnificent fountain pen by Retro51 pays homage to an impressive suit of armor (1586) made in the royal workshops at Greenwich under the direction of master armorer Jacob Halder (English, documented 1558–1608), now in The Met collection. It was designed for field and tournament use for George Clifford, Third Earl of Cumberland and a famous Knight of the Garter, starting in 1592.

    This fountain pen replicates the original craftsman's decorative work with Queen Elizabeth I's family emblem, the Tudor rose, the fleur-de-lis (part of English arms at the time), and two back-to-back E's (Elizabeth's cipher). The gold and black design is printed on a brass barrel and cap with a protective matte finish, completed with polished brass trim. Own a piece of history with this beautiful writing instrument.

  • Details and Features:
    - Historic pattern printed on brass cap and barrel
    - The Met logo on the top ring and crown
    - Numbered Top Ring
    - Polished Brass Accents
    - Commemorative Packaging Tube - Jowo Nib



    Retro 1951; as the name suggests, it is a pen that draws attention with its designs in the style of the Retro 50s. This brand, which has made a name for itself especially with the Tornado series, easily distinguishes itself from other brands with its ideal pen format and extraordinary writing quality. In recent years...

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  • All mechanical parts requiring maintenance (such as the mechanism or cap) are covered by our LIFETIME WARRANTY. These parts will be renewed or replaced. However, pens damaged due to misuse are excluded from the warranty.

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    • The Metropolitan Museum of Art Collection: This magnificent fountain pen by Retro51 pays homage to an impressive suit of armor (1586) made in the royal workshops at Greenwich under the direction of master armorer Jacob Halder (English, documented 1558–1608), now in The Met collection. It was designed for field and tournament use for George Clifford, Third Earl of Cumberland and a famous Knight of the Garter, starting in 1592.

      This fountain pen replicates the original craftsman's decorative work with Queen Elizabeth I's family emblem, the Tudor rose, the fleur-de-lis (part of English arms at the time), and two back-to-back E's (Elizabeth's cipher). The gold and black design is printed on a brass barrel and cap with a protective matte finish, completed with polished brass trim. Own a piece of history with this beautiful writing instrument.

    • Details and Features:
      - Historic pattern printed on brass cap and barrel
      - The Met logo on the top ring and crown
      - Numbered Top Ring
      - Polished Brass Accents
      - Commemorative Packaging Tube - Jowo Nib



      Retro 1951; as the name suggests, it is a pen that draws attention with its designs in the style of the Retro 50s. This brand, which has made a name for itself especially with the Tornado series, easily distinguishes itself from other brands with its ideal pen format and extraordinary writing quality. In recent years...

      read more --->

    • All mechanical parts requiring maintenance (such as the mechanism or cap) are covered by our LIFETIME WARRANTY. These parts will be renewed or replaced. However, pens damaged due to misuse are excluded from the warranty.

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