THIS EDITION COMES WITH BOX AND PAPERS. BOX AND PAPERS ARE WORN DUE TO AGE. PEN IN PERFECT CONDITION. THIS EDITION IS SOLD OUT AND VERY RARE. Immerse yourself in the world of literature and exquisite craftsmanship with the Montblanc 2016 Writers Edition William Shakespeare 1597 Limited Edition Fountain Pen. This remarkable writing instrument celebrates the genius of William Shakespeare, one of the greatest writers in the English language and the world's pre-eminent dramatist. Limited to just 1597 pieces, this pen pays homage to the year "The Merry Wives of Windsor" was published, marking an important moment in literary history. The pen's design draws inspiration from the Elizabethan era, combining elements that echo the opulence and creativity of Shakespeare's time. The barrel and cap are crafted with the utmost attention to detail, reflecting the intricate costumes and architecture of the period. The color scheme, a rich blend of black and white with gold accents, is inspired by the iconic Globe Theatre and the stark contrasts found in Elizabethan attire. At the heart of this pen is an 18k gold nib, medium in size, which is exquisitely engraved with motifs reminiscent of the era's artistic flourishes. This nib ensures a writing experience that is both smooth and expressive, allowing you to pen your thoughts with elegance and ease. The cap is adorned with a signature of William Shakespeare, adding a personal touch to this already extraordinary pen. The clip and fittings, crafted from precious metals, enhance the pen's overall aesthetic, making it not only a writing instrument but a piece of art. Each Montblanc 2016 Writers Edition William Shakespeare 1597 Limited Edition Fountain Pen is presented in a specially designed box that complements its historical and literary significance, making it a perfect collectible for enthusiasts of literature and fine writing instruments alike. Owning this pen is not just about having a luxurious writing tool; it's about connecting with the spirit of Shakespeare's creativity and the enduring power of his work. It's a tribute to the art of writing, the beauty of language, and the timeless legacy of one of literature's most celebrated figures.