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MONTEVERDE
MEGA WOOD CONVERTIBLE FOUNTAIN PEN
LIMITED EDITION ONLY 300
 
This marvelous pen can be your finest fountain pen yet.
Equipped with a 14kt gold nib in Fine, Medium and Broad nibs
Also comes with a front section for use as a Mega Ink.Ball!
 
Presented in a splendid wood gift box
 
SEEN INSIDE THE BACK COVER
OF PEN WORLD DECEMBER 2008 ISSUE
 
                                             
 
 
When ordering, please specify the nib size, fine, medium or broad, and whether you'd like the pen dropped-shipped directly to you from Monteverde, or would prefer a detour to me first, so that I can do my usual nib inspection and tweaking -- if it proves necessary.
 
Mega rosewood fountain pen/Ink*Ball    $495.00    $395.00
 
     

Monteverde's first fountain pen with a 14K gold nib is a beauty. Based on the incredibly-successful MEGA line of pens, this multifunction pen not only provides a gorgeous oversized gold nib (choose between fine, medium or broad) but also includes the Mega™ Inkball™ rollerball tip....that allows you to use fountain pen ink (either from the bottle or by using international-style cartridges such as those from Private Reserve) in a rollerball format!

Measuring 5-7/8" capped, 7-1/2" posted and 5-5/8" with cap held aside for the fountain pen, 6-3/4" posted and 4-7/8" with cap held aside for the Ink*Ball. Clearly, posting is not needed with a pen this size. In fact, I wouldn't recommend it, as I wouldn't want to risk the wood becoming marred.

Capped, this Mega comes in as the most....mega...Mega! It actually noses out the original black Mega and Nabu Megas in length.

Part of that is due to the rosewood Mega's longer cap, as can be see in the photo below.

                           

With its more bulbous shape, it's also a bit wider than the oversized black, but is equally comfortable with its similarly-sized finger-section near the tip. Actually, I find the pen extremely comfortable to hold, and I don't have large hands.

Size aside, what one first notices is just the sheer beauty of this limited edition pen (only 300 are being produced). The rich rosewood, with gold furniture, is very pleasing to behold....and holding it brings the warmth of natural wood.

The capband is engraved with Monteverde USA on one side, and the limited edition number of the pen on the other.

                                                        

The cap top sports the Monteverde mountain logo.

                                                             

I've only had a chance to use the medium nib, but it's a true western medium...and the nib actually has a bit of flex to it (a real change of pace from the many Chinese nibs that I carry). It's an oversized nib, so it's proportional to the size of the pen. It's available in fine, medium or broad.

 

 

        

 

The pen comes with a screw-in ink converter for bottled ink, whether using the rosewood Mega as a fountain pen or Ink*Ball. International-style ink cartridges, such as Private Reserve, may also be used.

The pen comes housed in a large, wooden pen box -- that makes quite a statement in itself.

       

                                                  

In either fountain pen or Ink*Ball format, it's and extremely attractive writing instrument.

                                   

            

 

 

IMPORTANT SERVICE NOTE: Every nib that ships from His Nibs is closely examined under high magnification and tuned or adjusted if needed. About 85% of modern nibs need some adjustment out-of-the-box from the manufacturer for an optimal writing experience. Most commonly, the tines of the nib are misaligned -- which would cause scratchiness at the minimum; the slit between the tines is partially or fully closed -- which would starve the nib of ink and at best cause skipping; or the slit between the tines is too wide -- which will either again cause skipping, or conversely, flooding. There are other factors  -- such as separation of the nib from the feed -- that are inspected and repaired before any pen leaves the Palace.

The only 100% guarantee of course comes when the pen is actually filled with ink and written with for the first time, but our pre-shipping inspections and tunings have eliminated 99.99999 (my finger is getting tired) of the frustrations that a customer experiences when first using a new fountain pen. Although this can be time-consuming on occasion, it affords our customers a much more pleasant experience when receiving a fountain pen from His Nibs -- and saves us the frustration of dealing with returns!

 

 

Ordering Procedures & Returns

International customers, please note, we will not falsify shipping documents

Credit cards, for the quickest fulfillment of your order, are accepted through PayPal, a secure site allowing you to use your credit card without us even seeing the information. If you'd like to make use of this credit card service, please let us know when you email your order and address, and we'll email you the appropriate Request for Payment, and instructions for the simple payment procedure (you don't need to join PayPal to use it).

                                                                                               

If you would like us process your credit card directly instead, then please email us:

1. Card # (dividing this number in two, between two emails, will ensure security)
2. Expiration date
3. Name on card
4. Address for billing statement
5. Card verification # (3-digit number printed on the back of your card. It appears after and to the right of your card number, or 4-digit number on the front of your AMEX card).
 

If you'd rather pay by money order or check, kindly make payable to:

His Nibs.com
  2540 W. Union Street
  Allentown, PA 18104

We ship via insured Priority Mail
(email for cost)

 

 

Please send your order and shipping address (along with any questions) to:

orders@hisnibs.com
(on PayPal transactions, the email address may also display as stonebri@sprynet.com -- both are valid)

We will email you back with your order total (PA residents please add 6% sales tax)

 

Warranties and returns

If an item proves to be defective, in most cases the manufacturer's warranty will apply. However, please email us first so that we can determine the easiest way to resolve the problem to your satisfaction. In the case of fountain pens -- which are a bit more individualistic than other writing instruments -- what may at first appear to be a defect (hard starting or poor flow for example), can in almost all cases be resolved with a few simple 'tweaks' to the nib, which we'll be happy to guide you through or perhaps suggest returning to us for adjustment.

Should you wish to return a non-defective item within 3 days of receipt because it doesn't suit you for some reason, again please email us and we'll arrange an exchange, credit or refund (minus any shipping/insurance charges), if the item is returned in an 'as new' condition. If you've dipped a fountain pen to try its writing characteristics, kindly clean off any ink residue prior to shipping -- to save us both a nasty surprise .

We want you to be happy with your purchase from His Nibs.com and hope to have you join the ranks of our many long-term, repeat customers!

 

Revised: July 28th, 2010

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