Charles Dickens was a prolific author who used his pen to write about the corruption of Victorian England. His two most famous social commentaries were “Oliver Twist”, which highlighted the plight of the oppressed, and “A Christmas Carol”, which is about how some view the poor as “disposable” and how it is never too late for change. 

In honor of the author’s timeless works, Montblanc released the Writers Edition Charles Dickens (2001) fountain pen. It has a precious resin body in slate-gray with blue-green undertones, which is etched with Dickens’ signature. This straightforward barrel is complemented by an Ag 925 silver fluted, flat-topped cap. The nib is made from two-toned, 14-karat gold. The pen’s interesting design seemingly reflects the stark divide between social classes during the author’s era. 

We have for sale a brand-new Montblanc Writers Edition Charles Dickens fountain pen with an M nib. It comes complete with its box, papers, and other inclusions. 

Length capped: 14.7 cm. 
Length uncapped: approximately 13 cm.