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    Default Re: Marlen Marc Chagall 18k fountain pen

    I’m surprised it’s not blue. Wife and I made it a point to try to visit the various churches that he had made glass for, and the blues in St. Stephen’s in Mainz are what immediately come to mind with Chagall.
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    Default Re: Marlen Marc Chagall 18k fountain pen

    I have this pen as a roller. Older Marlens are some my favorite pens.

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    Default Re: Marlen Marc Chagall 18k fountain pen

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    They made these in a dozen colors.

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    Quote Originally Posted by dneal View Post
    I’m surprised it’s not blue. Wife and I made it a point to try to visit the various churches that he had made glass for, and the blues in St. Stephen’s in Mainz are what immediately come to mind with Chagall.
    I also have a blue and green swirl eclisse andromeda 655


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    Default Re: Marlen Marc Chagall 18k fountain pen

    Quote Originally Posted by Dougc View Post
    They made these in a dozen colors.
    Ok. I can still be surprised that the pen in this thread wasn't blue. Like I said, I think "blue" when I see "Chagall"; because of St. Stephen's in Mainz.


    @Penheritance - Nice pen. You should post a review.
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    Default Re: Marlen Marc Chagall 18k fountain pen

    Quote Originally Posted by dneal View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by Dougc View Post
    They made these in a dozen colors.
    Ok. I can still be surprised that the pen in this thread wasn't blue. Like I said, I think "blue" when I see "Chagall"; because of St. Stephen's in Mainz.


    @Penheritance - Nice pen. You should post a review.
    Honestly this is one of 16 pens I recently inherited. Kind of looking to price them out and get some feedback and sell. Although through research and exposure to fountain pens. It has peaked my interest to hold onto some of them. I will post more.


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    Default Re: Marlen Marc Chagall 18k fountain pen

    Quote Originally Posted by Penheritance View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by dneal View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by Dougc View Post
    They made these in a dozen colors.
    Ok. I can still be surprised that the pen in this thread wasn't blue. Like I said, I think "blue" when I see "Chagall"; because of St. Stephen's in Mainz.


    @Penheritance - Nice pen. You should post a review.
    Honestly this is one of 16 pens I recently inherited. Kind of looking to price them out and get some feedback and sell. Although through research and exposure to fountain pens. It has peaked my interest to hold onto some of them. I will post more.


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    Default Re: Marlen Marc Chagall 18k fountain pen

    Quote Originally Posted by Dougc View Post
    I have this pen as a roller. Older Marlens are some my favorite pens.

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    Any idea of its value? I’m seeing numbers across a wide spectrum.


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    Default Re: Marlen Marc Chagall 18k fountain pen

    They are not popular pens, which is not a reflection of their quality.

    Marlens are just not in vogue right now, so the prices you're seeing are probably realistic.

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    Default Re: Marlen Marc Chagall 18k fountain pen

    here are links to the marlen pens in this collection

    https://imgur.com/gallery/aIU4ow4

    https://imgur.com/gallery/La0TDhX

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