This fountain pen by Montblanc is dedicated to John F. Kennedy. From 1961 onwards, the young American president brought a fresh breeze to the White House and impressed the world with his charisma. The barrel of this writing instrument is made of precious resin. Its deep blue colour refers to both Kennedy’s time in the U.S. Navy and the famous Ivy League style. The shiny fittings are platinum-plated.



Did you know that Kennedy, on May 25 1961, announced his ambitious space programme, which he aimed to achieve 'before this decade is out'? True to his vision, Neil Armstrong left his footprints on the moon in 1969. To remember this, the lunar module is engraved in the 14-karat golden nib. On the clip is an engravement of the initials JFK.



The nib is available in the sizes M (Medium), F (Fine), B (Broad) and EF (Extra Fine).

In collaboration with "Best Buddies", Montblanc launches a new writing instrument dedicated to John F. Kennedy. Best Buddies was created by Anthony Shriver, the nephew of J.F.K. to help children and adults with disabilities. Buying this fountain pen thus contributes to a better world. 



With its burgundy colour (the colour of Burgundy wine) and gold coated fittings, this writing instrument expresses the glamour and optimism of Kennedy's days. From 1961 onwards, the young American president brought a fresh breeze to the White House and impressed the world with his charisma. Did you know that Kennedy, on May 25 1961, announced his ambitious space programme, which he aimed to achieve 'before this decade is out'? True to his vision, Neil Armstrong left his footprints on the moon in 1969. To remember this, the lunar module is engraved in the 14-karat golden nib. On the gold coated clip is an engravement of the initials JFK.



The nib is available in the sizes M (Medium) and F (Fine).

A new addition to the Great Characters collection by Montblanc. This time, a tribute to Walt Disney, who's name is forever connected to the art of animation video and the American film history. An imperium of unthinkably big proportions is the result of his progressiveness and inventive methods of animation and film making.



The colors of this fountain pen refer to the original poster of "Steamboat Willy" (1920), the character that later on became known as Mickey Mouse. The entire pen consists of subtle hints that refer to Mickey Mouse as well as Walt Disney. In the cap of the pen you will find the signature of Walt Disney, and multiple silhouettes of Mickey Mouse's head are placed on the black-colored body of the pen. Even the nib of this fountain pen has a subtle engraving of Mickey Mouse's head. To top it off, there are coordinates engraved in the pen. These coordinates are a tribute to the place where a lot of Disney's imperium all started: the garage of his uncle.

"Happiness is a state of mind. It's just according to the way you look at things"



A new addition to the Great Characters collection by Montblanc. This time, a tribute to Walt Disney, who's name is forever connected to the art of animation video and the American film history. An imperium of unthinkably big proportions is the result of his progressiveness and inventive methods of animation and film making.





The Montblanc Great Characters Walt Disney Limited Edition 1901 is limited to 1901 pieces whcich refers to the year of Walt Disney's birth. The groundbreaking multiplane camera invented by Disney is decipted on the cap in lacquer inlays with platinum-coated parts. On  the barrel you wil see an Mickey Mouse design with a flickering scanimation effect when rotated. Mickey Mouse appeared in Walt Disney's first film "Steamboat Willie" in 1928. This film, which is also famous for its use of synchronised sound, inspired the smokestack shape of the platinum-coated clip. The fountain pen has a rhoidum-coated nib, made of Au 750 solid gold. The nib is decorated with an engraving if the inconic Mickey Mouse. 

Nummer: 703/1901

In honour of Elizabeth Taylor, one of the most popular stars in Hollywood films during the 1950's, Montblanc created the Muses Elizabeth Taylor Special Edition. Her goddesslike beauty has been reflected in this luxurious writing instrument that has been crafted with special attention to detail. 



The cap and barrel are covered with a dark violet marbleised lacquer in hommage to Elizabeth Taylor’s legendary eyes, as well as her favourite colour, creating a contrast with the platinum-coated fittings.



The cap top is decorated with a Montblanc emblem in precious resin. The cone of the fountain pen recalls with its geometric engraving a typical jewellery pattern of the 1950s. Elizabeth Taylor’s passion for jewellery served as inspiration for the ring-shaped clip, which attracts attention with its shape.



Last, the fountain pen contains a hand-crafted Au585 rhodium-coated gold nib to provide one with the smoothest of writing experiences. 

"The greatest instrumentalist in the history of rock music" - Rock and Roll Hall of Fame

With its Great Characters Edition, Montblanc celebrates the life and achievements of eminent figures who have shaped the cultural history of humankind. This writing instrument is devoted to Jimi Hendrix, an American rock artist who is widely regarded as one of the most influential electric guitarists in the history of popular music, and one of the most celebrated musicians of the 20th century. 

The design details on this pen tell the story of an exceptional artist who left an indelible mark on the world of music. The precious resin on the cap is an ode to his cream-coloured Fender Stratocaster guitar, and the geometric pattern recalls the pattern of Hendrix’s embroidered guitar strap. Additionally, the tremolo bar that was so important to his personal sound informed the shape of the platinum-coated clip, covered in cream-coloured precious resin at the tip. The artist’s debut album title Are You Experienced decorates the clip top, as a finishing touch.

The date ‘18-06-1967’ on the platinum-coated barrel ring is reminiscent of Hendrix’s spectacular performance at the Monterey Pop Festival, during the “Summer of Love”, while the ring’s surface texture is a reference to the connecting end of a Fender guitar cable. 

The black precious resin barrel is reminiscent of the wah-wah pedal, an electronic device used to manipulate the sound of an electric guitar, and the cone is imprinted with the word ‘WAH’. The red precious resin inlay parallels in colour the pilot light of a Marshall Super Lead amplifier. The cap top is crowned with the Montblanc emblem and an embossing of the finger positions for the opening chords of ‘Purple Haze’, a powerful interval nicknamed the devil’s triton, as well as a violet ring. The handcrafted, rhodium-coated Au 585 solid gold nib is decorated with a portrait of the guitarist. 

This pen is part of the 'Around the World in 80 Days' collection by Montbanc. This line celebrates the succes of this famous novel written by Jules Verne. The novel was published in 1873 and it covers the adventures of Phileas Fogg and Jean Passepartout. However, not only does the book tell the story of Phileas and Jean, it also marks a historical moment in time, namely the transport revolution in the 19th century.



The writing instrument captures the story of the Around the World in 80 Days Journey, from London to Bombay. There are several elements located on the pen that are derived from this journey. The card suits symbol on the clip refers to the card games Fogg played at the Reform Club and the wager he made of twenty thousand pounds saying that he would be able to travel around the world during these days. Also, on the cap ring "18 DAYS" is engraved, reflecting on the amount of days it took for the first stage of the journey. 



Furthermore, the laser engraved steamboat and waves on the pen represents the crossing of seas during the first part of the journey. As for the nib, the hot air-balloon shows Verne's overall fascination with travel and is also a symbol that reflects on his other novel "5 Weeks in a Balloon". Lastly, the color Indigo Blue is a result of mixing London Purple with Mediterranean Sea blue, a brilliant way of translating Verne's story into a writing instrument. 



The fountain pen is in LeGrand size, and is made of lacquer with platinum coated fillings. The nib consists of Au750 solid gold, bi-color rhodium and has a champagne gold-coated layer. 

Montblanc has brought a new type of fountain pen to its collection, namely a calligraphy fountain pen.



This writing instrument is based on the iconic and traditional Meisterstück collection. The pen has been redesigned into a contemporary composition of gold leaf after the traditional colors black and gold. The gold leaf is applied by hand to create works of art, each item truly unique. 



Furthermore, the pen is made of black translucent lacquer and features a full black PVD clip and three full black PVD rings embossed with the Montblanc brand name.The writing instrument is finished with a handcrafted 18kt / Au750 solid gold nib with ruthenium coating.

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Peggy Guggenheim was one of the most influential American collectors and exhibitors of contemporary art. Numerous young artists such as Salvador Dalí, Pablo Picasso and Jackson Pollock, whose works Peggy Guggenheim showed in Europe and America, owed her their early successes. She spent most of her life in Europe, enjoying a bohemian life in Paris in the early 1920s. In 1948, after opening galleries in London and New York, she acquired the historic Palazzo Venier dei Leoni on the Grand Canal, which she converted into a home with exhibition rooms for her collection. Open to the public, her palazzo attracted intellectuals and artists from all over the world. Peggy Guggenheim died on 23 December, 1979 and was laid to rest in the garden of her palazzo next to her 14 beloved Lhasa Apso dogs. Her private palace was restructured into a public museum in accordance with her will. This secured the lasting presence of her collection in Venice for further generations to admire. 



The linear design of clip and cap, as well as the lines and shapes of black lacquer inlays in the platinum-plated cap and barrel, are inspired by Art Deco works from her collection. The red lacquer inlay spiral on the cone represents the striped mooring poles lining Venetian waterways. The lion’s heads embossed on the cap ring refer to Peggy Guggenheim’s Venetian palace, the Palazzo Venier dei Leoni, as well as the lion of Saint Mark, the symbol of Venice. In memory of the dogs she adored, the handcrafted Au 750 gold nib of the Patron of Art Edition Peggy Guggenheim bears a fine engraving of the paws of Peggy Guggenheim’s favourite breed.



The nib is available in the size M (Medium).

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Scipione Borghese was an Italian Cardinal who lived from 1577 to 1633. Montblanc has dedicated two truly magnificent writing instrument to this Italian cardinal. The inspiration for the design of this fountain pen comes from his great love for Roman Baroque art and the Roman Baroque interior design. He collected a lot of this art in his Villa Borghese, and the interior of his villa was based on this artform as well.



The inspiration for the granite barrel of the Montblanc Patron of Art Borghese 4810 Limited Edition is the multi-coloured marble floor in the Galleria Borghese. The ornaments and pattern of embossing on the cap and around the cone of this edition dons antique motifs seen on the Borghese Vase. The design of the clip is inspired by the park at Villa Borghese. The artistically crafted clip, crowned by a smoky quartz, brings to mind the branches of the colossal old trees of this extraordinary park. The shape of the cap top, crowned with the Montblanc emblem of black and white precious resin, is reminiscent of a cardinal’s hat, while the cone top, made of carnelian on the Montblanc Patron of Art Borghese 4810 Limited Edition, is adorned with a portrait of Borghese. The 18kt gold nib is enriched with an engraving of the Borghese family coat of arms.



The production of this magnificent writing instrument is restricted to 4810 pieces. 4810 represents the height of the mountain Mont Blanc in metres.

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This limited edition fountain pen from the Montblanc series Patron of Art is dedicated to the brutal leader of the Aztecs who ruled from the period of 1440-1469, Moctezuma I. The meaning behind his name, “he is angry like a lord”, suited his character.

The period in which he reigned was seen as the Golden Age of the Aztec empire, a period in which mythology and culture were at its highest peak. This bloomed especially in Tenochtitlán, which we now know as Mexico-City, the capital and heart of Mexico. Even today, the blooming culture of the said period is considered one of the most special cultures in world history.

The pen exhibits golden champagne coloured accents which are reflective of the golden period. These golden accents together combine to create the form of an alatl, a specific spear from the Aztec culture. The lower ends of the pen show an obsedian knife, an Aztec sacrificial knife.

Furthermore, the body consists of a petrol blue and carmine red design in lacquer. The colours represent the royal cloak of the leader, and the two hyrogliefs in the cap stand for the years in which Moctezuma was leader of the Aztec empire.

De solid gold nib is decorated with an engraving of the symbol of Tenochtitlán. This exists of a cactus, a kings diadem and two scrolls.

The pen is limited to 4810 pieces which are representative of the height of the Monblanc mountain, rising up to 4810 meters. 

 

This Writers Edition is an ode to Arthur Conan Doyle. He was the British writer that crafted the most famous character in the world of crime fiction, Sherlock Holmes.



Due to the grand success, Montblanc has combined all experts to design the Sir Arthur Conan Doyle collection. This line represents London and its dark foggy streets in which Holmes always resolves its cases.



Moreover, the pen's brown body is decorated with a plaid pattern that refers to Holmes' coat, but it also contains a historic map of the city of London. The color of the body refers to his brown smoking pipe.



Joseph Bell's initials are engraved under the PVD coated clip, who was the true inspiration for the creation of the famous literary character. The clip reflects his magnifying glass. As for the nib, it is made of Au750 solid gold and contains a special engraving of Sherlock Holmes with flying dinosaurs from "The Lost World". 



Each pen in the collection is handcrafted and therefore truly luxurious and unique. 

The Montblanc Donation Pen Collection is honouring world-famous classical musicians of the past decades. The Donation Pen supports carefully selected cultural projects with a donation of 20 euros per fountain pen and 10 euros per ballpoint or rollerball.

This year's edition pays tribute to Frédéric Chopin, a Polish composer and virtuoso pianist. As a homage to his admiration for the piano, the platinum-coated clip is shaped like a piano hammer. The cap ring features the musical notes of Chopins first nocture, "Nocturne in B-flat minor, Op. 9, No.1", which was publised in 1832.

The cap and barrel are made out of black precious resin combined with platinum-coated fittings. The handcrafted Au 585 solid bicolor gold nib features a portrait of Frédéric Chopin.

The special gift box contains a little note pad and is decorated with musical notes of his famous nocturne.

Every year since 1992, Montblanc has honoured an influential patron of art from the antiquity to the 20th century, with a limited edition writing instrument. Every Patron of Art Limited Edition underscores Montblanc’s belief that arts and culture are an essential part of any thriving society and can only flourish with the support of dedicated patrons. For its 30th (1992 – 2022) and final edition, Montblanc created a double edition, celebrating the lives and legacy of British monarch Victoria and her consort Albert.

This writing instrument marks the early years of the royal couple with a barrel in pearl-white lacquer, a symbol of purity and youth, and a cone embellished with a traditional Victorian pattern as well as the entwined “V&A” monogram, in which the couple liked to unite their initials.

The edition dedicated to Victoria features a cap in translucent mint-green lacquer, one of her favourite colours to wear. The decorative pattern visible beneath the lacquer of the cap is inspired by the fence surrounding the Albert Memorial in Kensington Gardens, London. The cap is adorned by a royal-blue crown and the Montblanc emblem in precious resin. The words “I will be good” are engraved on the cap ring. The shape of the clip is inspired by her sceptre with a green stone referring to her engagement ring from Albert. The handcrafted Au 750 solid gold, champagne-tone gold-coated nib is decorated with a stylised rose that represents Queen Victoria, who is still remembered today as ‘England’s Rose’.

The writing instrument is restricted to 4810 pieces, which represents the height of the Mont Blanc mountain in metres.

The Montblanc Patron of Art Edition in 2022 is dedicated to Queen Victoria & Prince Albert. The Limited Edition 888 is a remarkable couple edition, one edition honors Queen Victoria and the other one her consort Prince Albert. This writing instrument is dedicated to Albert.

The fountain pen comes with a cap and barrel made from red translucent lacquer and a solid Au 750 signature gold skeleton overlay. The skeleton is inspired by her coronation collar and her monogram while the red is inspired by her coronation dress. The fittings are platinum-coated. The clip shape is a tribute to her scepter while the green Tsavorite is a homage to her engagement ring. The cap top is inspired by a royal crown and is adorned with the Montblanc emblem made from mother-of-pearl.

While the cap ring bears the engraving of "Albert" and their wedding date just like a wedding band, a special engraving decorates the cone. As a homage to Victoria's nickname "England's rose", the handcrafted solid Au 750 gold bi-color nib bears an embossing of a rose. With signature gold and/or signature gold-coating, Montblanc describes the enlightened shade of yellow gold which has become an appreciated tone for the Maison’s Writing Instruments.

With the Montblanc Masters of Art Homage to Vincent van Gogh Limited Edition 4810, Montblanc celebrates Vincent van Gogh, one of the most popular painters of the late 19th century. This edition especially emphasises his time in Arles with design details reflecting the Provencal wheatfields and one of his most famous paintings, “Sunflowers”.



The engraved 1888 on the barrel ring - next to Vincent's signature in bright orange - commemorates the year when he moved to Arles. While the barrel is decorated in shades of yellow and orange reflecting the sun-drenched landscapes of southern France, the famous series of five sunflower paintings inspired the interpretation embossed on the handcrafted Au 750 solid gold, rhodium-coated nib.



Van Gogh developed a looser, freer style and becoming equally competent with brush and palette knife – which he used for chunky, impetuous “impasto” work. His palette knife inspired the platinum-coated clip, while his sweeping brushwork is immortalised in the yellow lacquer of the cap top. Furthermore, his fondness for pipe smoking, to which he referred in many of his self-portraits, is captured in a subtle detail of the clip: the upper part is shaped like a pipe’s bowl and filled with yellow precious resin.



As homage for Vincent's fascination of traditional Japanese woodblock prints, the overall shape is inspired by a Japanese woodcutting knife while the cap is made from wood.



The edition is crowned by a Montblanc emblem made of yellow precious resin.

Robert Louis Stevenson, born in Edinburgh, Scotland, in 1850, had two great desires: for freedom and for the distraction of immersing himself in another world. He composed essays and travel accounts as well as his legendary adventure stories peopled with striking characters whose names send a shiver down the spines of readers around the world: Long John Silver, Captain Flint, Jekyll and Hyde. The Montblanc Writers Edition Homage to Robert Louis Stevenson is dedicated to this imaginative storyteller.

The novel “Treasure Island” inspired many design details of the edition. The overall shape of the writing instrument and the rings on the cone combine to create an impression of a historic, extendable spyglass.

The black precious resin barrel is decorated with engraved crosses, including a larger “X” like the one marking the location of the treasure on a map. Vertical lines that bring to mind the planks of the schooner “Hispaniola” and a traditional sea chest adorn the cap of the Writers Edition. Behind the platinum-coated clip, the lines converge in a compass rose, while the clip imitates the shape of a belaying pin, to which the lines of a ship’s rigging would be secured. The cap top is crowned by the Montblanc emblem emblazoned with the pirate’s symbol, a skull and crossbones, elevated at its centre. The cap ring is adorned with an engraving of Stevenson’s signature alongside the publication date of his first work “The Pentland Rising”, 1886. The years of Robert Louis Stevenson’s life, 1850-1894, are engraved on the cap. 

As a reference to Robert Louis Stevenson’s passion for seafaring and his re-settlement in the South Seas, the handcrafted solid Au 750 gold rhodium-coated nib is engraved with fine waves and the title given by the Samoans to the great writer and world traveller, “Tusitala”.