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Montblanc
Meisterstück 149
1950s
Montblanc Meisterstück 149 - produced from 1952-1960.
The export models carry the designation Masterpiece instead of Meisterstück.
The masterpieces from the 1950s and today's series are visually almost identical. The following features distinguish the Meisterstücke of the 1950s from the current ones:
on the twist knob (see image on the left) is the model designation,
turn the push button out (see image on the left) the brass mechanism isu sehen,
possibly the nib size is also on the twist knob e.g. OB ,
the masterpieces from the 1950s have a flexible nib made of 14 karat gold,
with the Meisterstück 149 from the 1950s two of the three rings on the cap are made of silver and
the writing instruments are heavier in weight.
The sight glass is normally yellow on the masterpieces from the 1950s. If it is red ( see image )
, it is a sign that this fountain pen
was often used.
An overview of the 149 from the 50s to 90s
years can be found [ hier
]
(Link to an external website www.pentrace.com)
Here you can clearly see the 2 silver rings on the cap and the wonderful 14 karat nib of the Montblanc Meisterstück 149 from the 1950s.
