In the 1950s and 1960s Montblanc produced piston fountain pens designed by Graf Goertz in two sizes: the x2 range with a barrel diameter of 11.5 millimetres and a total length of 128 millimetres with the cap closed as well as the x4 range with 12 millimetres barrel diameter and 135 millimetres length. Three model lines existed: the Meisterstücks (No. 12 and 14) with the stylised mountain as cap ring, a second range with two cap rings (No. 22 and 24) as well as, as better school or entry-level pens, the numbers 32 and 34. Production ran from 1958/59 to 1969. With nib widths, the abbreviations F stand for fine and M for medium; further variants of the series comprised additional strengths.