Some novels enter literary history while simultaneously symbolizing an entire era. F. Scott Fitzgerald's "The Great Gatsby" is one such gem of modern American literature. Published in 1925, the novel paints a fascinating picture of the Jazz Age and the Roaring Twenties - a time of unprecedented wealth and indulgence. Vibrant New York City, lavish mansions on Long Island and dazzling high society parties are the backdrop to the story of Jay Gatsby, a mysterious millionaire who will stop at nothing to regain the affection of his lost love of his youth, Daisy Buchanan. The chosen style of the elite era has become a fashionable classic for successful businessmen - and the inspiration for this writing instrument. The striped design of the cap made of noble black and white lacquer matches the body finished in noble black lacquer. The apparent power of money in the edition is symbolized by the platinum-plated clasp, which takes the form of a money clip. Its rounded opening is adorned with Jay Gatsby's initials as a diamond-shaped monogram in Art Deco gold. Montblanc crest is crafted from mother-of-pearl, a material whose iridescent hues and shimmering glow inspired some of the most elegant creations of Art Deco jewelry designers. The essence of the American dream is revealed when you lift the cap and look at the hand-crafted, two-tone, solid gold nib in Au 750, coated with rhodium.
Body description
- Made of expensive lacquer
Closure description
- Made of expensive lacquer
Color
- Black
Tip description
- Au 750 solid gold nib with special engraving
Dimensions
- 145.1 x 16.6 mm
Weight
- 92.68 grams















