IWM- Spitfire N3200 Rollerball Pen

IWM- Spitfire N3200 Rollerball Pen

6,500.00TL
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  • Our Spitfire N3200 pen features design elements inspired by the legendary aircraft. It includes acid-etched rivets and panels, painted with a matching camouflage pattern. The aircraft's tail numbers are printed next to the British Roundel, and the fin flash of Britain's three colors can be seen on the top disc. The pen is finished with black-nickel accents, including the IWM logo on the top ring and the engraving of the pen's serial number. Each pen is packed in commemorative packaging with foil-stamped graphics representing the aircraft.

    Built in 1939, the original Supermarine Spitfire Mark 1a was assigned to No. 19 Squadron at RAF Duxford in April 1940. During the Dunkirk evacuation, Squadron Leader Geoffrey Stephenson successfully flew the Spitfire N3200 in his first and only mission during 'Operation Dynamo', shooting down a Stuka before being shot down himself. He made a forced landing on a beach near Calais and was captured, remaining a prisoner until the end of the war.

    After being buried in sand for forty-five years, the Spitfire was unearthed in 1986. Purchased by Dr. Thomas Kaplan and Simon Marsh in 2000, it was fully restored and donated to the Imperial War Museum in 2015. The Duke of Cambridge received it during his visit to Duxford, where he witnessed the Mark 1a fighter plane fly again after 75 years. Details and Specifications:
    • Printed aircraft graphics on acid-etched barrel
    • Matte Black Nickel accents
    • British fin flash on the top disc
    • IWM logo on the top ring
    • Numbered top ring (i.e., not a limited edition)
    • Knurled Twist-Top
    • Rollerball Refill
    • Packaged in a commemorative tube

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    Material
    Acid Etched Printing on Metal Base
    Dimensions Length: 127 mm  Diameter: 1.2cm Weight: 29 g
    Mechanism Twist-top
    Tip Type Rollerball 0.7mm Gel
    Origin USA


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  • All mechanical parts that require maintenance (mechanism, cap, etc.) are covered by our LIFETIME WARRANTY. These parts will be renewed or replaced. However, pens damaged due to misuse are excluded from the warranty.

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    • Our Spitfire N3200 pen features design elements inspired by the legendary aircraft. It includes acid-etched rivets and panels, painted with a matching camouflage pattern. The aircraft's tail numbers are printed next to the British Roundel, and the fin flash of Britain's three colors can be seen on the top disc. The pen is finished with black-nickel accents, including the IWM logo on the top ring and the engraving of the pen's serial number. Each pen is packed in commemorative packaging with foil-stamped graphics representing the aircraft.

      Built in 1939, the original Supermarine Spitfire Mark 1a was assigned to No. 19 Squadron at RAF Duxford in April 1940. During the Dunkirk evacuation, Squadron Leader Geoffrey Stephenson successfully flew the Spitfire N3200 in his first and only mission during 'Operation Dynamo', shooting down a Stuka before being shot down himself. He made a forced landing on a beach near Calais and was captured, remaining a prisoner until the end of the war.

      After being buried in sand for forty-five years, the Spitfire was unearthed in 1986. Purchased by Dr. Thomas Kaplan and Simon Marsh in 2000, it was fully restored and donated to the Imperial War Museum in 2015. The Duke of Cambridge received it during his visit to Duxford, where he witnessed the Mark 1a fighter plane fly again after 75 years. Details and Specifications:
      • Printed aircraft graphics on acid-etched barrel
      • Matte Black Nickel accents
      • British fin flash on the top disc
      • IWM logo on the top ring
      • Numbered top ring (i.e., not a limited edition)
      • Knurled Twist-Top
      • Rollerball Refill
      • Packaged in a commemorative tube

    •  

      Material
      Acid Etched Printing on Metal Base
      Dimensions Length: 127 mm  Diameter: 1.2cm Weight: 29 g
      Mechanism Twist-top
      Tip Type Rollerball 0.7mm Gel
      Origin USA


    • As the name suggests, Retro 1951 is a pen brand that attracts attention with its designs in the style of the Retro 50s. This brand, which has made a name for itself especially with the Tornado series, easily distinguishes itself from other brands with its ideal pen format and extraordinary writing quality. In recent years...

      read more --->

    • All mechanical parts that require maintenance (mechanism, cap, etc.) are covered by our LIFETIME WARRANTY. These parts will be renewed or replaced. However, pens damaged due to misuse are excluded from the warranty.

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