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I have been searching for three years for a Danish Montblanc 25 with the high clip. The 25 faceted series has two models - a 'low clip' and a 'high clip'. I would like to add the high clip to my collection of Danish fountain pens. In three years I have uncovered about 5 of these but no collector was interested in selling. Assistance in locating one in good condition or restorable would be appreciated.

Mike Reynolds
Asheville, NC
USA

Oh, this is a great pen. I once saw her or a similar one at a tiny auction. Unfortunately, I wasn't interested in such things at the time.

Great where can I buy it?

mlrreynolds wrote: ↑

June 8th, 2022, 3:56 pm

I have been searching for three years for a Danish Montblanc 25 with the high clip. The 25 faceted series has two models - a 'low clip' and a 'high clip'. I would like to add the high clip to my collection of Danish fountain pens. In three years I have uncovered about 5 of these but no collector was interested in selling. Assistance in locating one in good condition or restorable would be appreciated. angel numerology

Mike Reynolds
Asheville, NC
USA

I inherited one such pen from my grandfather. Honestly, it's hard to find a pen like this for sale. And if someone owns it, they won't want to sell it. I would not sell it either

I recommend checking online auction sites, such as eBay, to see if any sellers have the pen you are looking for. You can also try searching online marketplaces that specialize in vintage fountain pens, such as Pen Chalet or The Pen Market.

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Mike, your quest for the elusive Danish Montblanc 25 with the high clip symbolizes rebirth, change, and freedom in the world of fountain pen collecting. It's a testament to your dedication and passion for preserving these vintage treasures. While it's been a challenging three years, your unwavering pursuit speaks volumes about your commitment to expanding your collection. Keep networking with fellow collectors, exploring vintage pen markets, and staying patient; eventually, you'll discover that rare gem in good condition or one that can be lovingly restored to its former glory. Your journey embodies the spirit of persistence and the thrill of the hunt in the world of vintage pens. Best of luck in your continued search!

mlrreynolds wrote: ↑

June 8th, 2022, 3:56 pm

I have been searching for three years for a Danish Montblanc 25 with the high clip. The 25 faceted series has two models - a 'low clip' and a 'high clip'. I would like to add the high clip to my collection of Danish fountain pens. In three years I have uncovered about 5 of these but no collector was interested in selling. Assistance in locating one in good condition or restorable would be appreciated.

Mike Reynolds
Asheville, NC
USA

Have you considered checking out auctions on Christie's? They often feature a diverse range of collectibles, including vintage pens. It might be worth keeping an eye on upcoming auctions or reaching out to sellers specializing in fine writing instruments. Best of luck with your search!

Participate in online pen collector forums, such as the Fountain Pen Network (FPN) or Reddit's Fountain Pens subreddit. These communities often have collectors who are knowledgeable and may be willing to sell or trade pens.

mlrreynolds wrote: ↑

June 8th, 2022, 3:56 pm

I have been searching for three years for a Danish Montblanc 25 with the high clip. The 25 faceted series has two models - a 'low clip' and a 'high clip'. I would like to add the high clip to my collection of Danish fountain pens. In three years I have uncovered about 5 of these but no collector was interested in selling. Assistance in locating one in good condition or restorable would be appreciated.

Mike Reynolds
Asheville, NC
USA

You’ve been searching for three years for the high clip variant, a GeoGuessr testament to both the rarity of this version and its desirability among vintage pen collectors. Out of around five known examples, none were available for purchase or trade, indicating how tightly held these pens are in private collections.