Writers Edition ball pen tribute to Robert Louis Stevenson Limited Edition

Born in 1850 in Edinburgh, in Scotland, Robert Louis Stevenson aspired to two things: freedom and the possibility of immersing himself in another universe. He is the author of essays, travel accounts and legendary adventure stories populated by significant characters whose names make readers around the world shiver: Long John Silver, Captain Flint, Jekyll and Hyde. The Montblanc Writers Edition box tribute to Robert Louis Stevenson celebrates this writer with prolific imagination. The novel The Treasure Island has inspired many details of this edition. The writing instrument and the rings of the cone form a whole that evokes an extensible historical tender. Their precious black resin body is decorated with engraved cross, including a wider "X" signaling the location of the treasure on the map. Vertical lines recall the plates of the Hispaniola schooner, while the capson of Writers Edition writing instruments is embellished with a traditional log. Behind the platform clip in the shape of a mooring cod, to which the rope of the rigging of a ship is generally fixed, the lines converge to form a rose of the winds. The top of the cap is crowned with the Montblanc emblem decorated with the skull pirate symbol in its center. The cap of the cap features the signature of Stevenson engraved as well as the date of publication of his first work, The Pentland Rising, published in 1886. The dates of the life of Robert Louis Stevenson, 1850-1894, are engraved on Hood.