Montegrappa Icons Frank Sinatra pens

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There is a connection between classy people and expensive writing instruments. No famous person will be seen without an elegant and costly pen in his pocket. Right from a President of a country to a famous celebrity, everyone carries a classy writing instrument and when it comes to traditional pen making, Montegrappa is one of the renowned names.

Montegrappa icon series is famous for producing writing instruments in honor of famous personalities. Earlier the company has manufactured Muhammad Ali and Bruce Lee series and now it’s time for another famous personality to be the part of this list. This time singer Frank Sinatra is in the third series of the company. The iconic pen – from cap to tip – is permeate with the signature niceties of an extraordinary life.

Montegrappa Icons seriesCap and the barrel are created to remind you of the material of a sharp pinstriped suit t

Cap and the barrel are created to remind you of the material of a sharp pinstriped suit that the singers use to wear. The cap is imprinted with a silhouette of Sinatra’s signature fedora. The set has two pens fountain and roller ball pen. The fountain pen version has blue accents reminiscent of Frank’s blue eyes and the ball pen is orange accents that hark back us to the famous quote “Orange is the happiest color”. The clip of the pen is carved in a shape of a mike and is adorned with a turquoise that reminds us of his nick name “Ol’ Blue Eyes”.

Montegrappa Icons Frank Sinatra pens are limited in number and only 1915 fountain pens and 1915 roller balls are available. The number 1915 is chosen as this is the year in which the singer was born. The body of the pen is made of resin with silver trim and exclusive 12 pens are especially made in 18 karat gold. The set of pen is housed in a classy box that is ideal for Christmas gift this season.

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via bornrich.com