Montegrappa 007 - James Bond

Montegrappa 007 James Bond: fountain pens and rollerballs in the Special Issue, Royal Blue, Goldfinger and A View To A Kill, with the gun barrel from the Bond films inside the cap.
- Montegrappa 007 Goldfinger Limited Edition…€1,695.00 €1,400.83
- Montegrappa 007 A View To A Kill Limited Edition…€5,700.00 €4,710.74
- Montegrappa 007 A View To A Kill Limited Edition…€6,800.00 €5,619.83
- Montegrappa 007 Special Issue Royal Blue…€795.00 €657.02
- Montegrappa 007 Special Issue Royal Blue Fountain…€1,695.00 €1,400.83
- Montegrappa 007 James Bond Special Issue Fountain…€1,695.00 €1,400.83
Montegrappa 007, pens inspired by the James Bond films
Inside the cap of many 007 pens is the view down the gun barrel that opens every Bond film. Look into the hollow-point cap and you see it again, in rifled metal. The pens are made under licence from Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer.
At Penworld you find the 007 pens as fountain pens and as rollerballs. The 007 Special Issue is all black, the Royal Blue combines brass with blue anodised aluminium, and the Goldfinger comes in a limited edition of 707 pens. The A View To A Kill is rarer still at 250 pieces: a pierced steel barrel modelled on the Eiffel Tower, with the parachute escape on the cap. You can find every Montegrappa pen in the Montegrappa category too.
With a fountain pen you choose the nib. The Special Issue, Royal Blue and Goldfinger come with a notebook and a zip case for spare cartridges and refills. The A View To A Kill comes in a display case inspired by the Zorin Industries airship.
Frequently asked questions about Montegrappa 007
Which Montegrappa 007 pens are there?
The collection consists of the 007 Special Issue (all black), the Special Issue Royal Blue, the Goldfinger (limited to 707 pieces) and the A View To A Kill (limited to 250 pieces). They are available as fountain pen and as rollerball.
What comes with a 007 pen?
The Special Issue, Royal Blue and Goldfinger come with a notebook and a 007 zip case. The A View To A Kill comes in a display case inspired by the Zorin Industries airship, and the fountain pen with its own 50 ml ink bottle.
What is the gun barrel in the cap?
The hollow-point cap holds an insert of rifled metal. It shows the view down the gun barrel that opens every James Bond film.












