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Montblanc Great Characters Homage To The Great Gatsby Special Edition Ballpoint

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Montblanc Great Characters Homage To The Great Gatsby Special Edition BallpointCertain novels go down in literary history and, at the same time, come to symbolise an entire epoch. F. Scott Fitzgeralds The Great Gatsby is one such gem of modern American literature. Published in 1925, the novel paints a fascinating picture of the Jazz Age and the Roaring Twenties, a time of unprecedented affluence and self indulgence. Pulsating New York City, the opulent mansions of Long Island and the dazzling high society parties are the

Certain novels go down in literary history and, at the same time, come to symbolise an entire epoch. F. Scott Fitzgerald’s ‘The Great Gatsby’ is one such gem of modern American literature. Published in 1925, the novel paints a fascinating picture of the Jazz Age and the Roaring Twenties, a time of unprecedented affluence and self-indulgence. Pulsating New York City, the opulent mansions of Long Island and the dazzling high society parties are the backdrop to the story of Jay Gatsby, a mysterious millionaire, who will stop at nothing to regain the affections of the lost love of his youth, Daisy Buchanan. The dazzling New York of the Gatsby era, where the sparkling Art Deco skyscrapers in the blue evening skies inspired the design of Montblanc's Great Gatsby pen, a Great Characters Homage to unforgettable story.

Created as a nod to an early Montblanc writing instrument of the Art Deco era, the surface of the barrel, fashioned using a special technique, seems to reflect the booming city’s brightly lit high-rise facades at night. No fictional device, but actually shining like the green light on the dock at Daisy’s house in ‘The Great Gatsby’, the fluorescent Montblanc emblem in the cap top captures and stores light during the day, so that it glows in the dark. The apparent power of money is symbolised in the edition by the platinum-coated clip which takes the form of a money clip. Its rounded opening is resplendent with the initials of Jay Gatsby as a rhomboidal gold coated Art Deco monogram. For admirers of both literature and fine writing, the Great Gatsby Pen captures the essence of the American dream, referenced by fine rings in the colors of the American flag encircling the cap ring. Discover the elegance of The Great Gatsby Fountain Pen, where timeless storytelling meets exquisite craftsmanship.

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