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全球限量发行 35 枚
是什么造就了“英国之最”？精湛的设计技巧？精湛的工艺？标志性的纯银、丰富的珐琅和光滑如黄油的笔尖？将它们全部结合起来，这里显示的结果是您可以达到的最接近英国钢笔完美的结果。
在他精湛工艺的最新示例中，亨利将灵感转向英国有史以来最早的覆盖示例之一——1907 年由一家银匠公司在小野柱塞填充体上手工制作的“展览”钢笔.当时，许多银匠都选择制作“展品”，以在展览和展览中施展才华。最初的钢笔于 2013 年被一位私人收藏家收购，他对其宏伟的设计和结构印象深刻，因此邀请亨利制作了限量版的复制品。
毋庸置疑的血统
这里展示的结果是对英国制笔的惊人致敬——其毫无疑问的血统可以追溯到 100 多年前。
1907 年的“展览”钢笔限量发行 35 支，肯定会受到世界各地小野收藏家和亨利精湛工艺的粉丝的强烈需求。建议提前预订。
向英国制笔致敬
当谈到一支“特别”的英国钢笔，一支真正的艺术品和功能性书写工具的钢笔时，亨利·辛波尔的名字立刻浮现在脑海中。在过去的 10 年里，这位才华横溢的伦敦银匠/设计师凭借一系列精美的钢笔系列在钢笔界留下了自己的印记，这些钢笔饰有复杂的银色覆盖层。
精美的设计
亨利在他精致设计的几乎每个方面都捕捉到了原始 1907 年展览小野的复杂细节，包括在银丝之间的丰富的黑色珐琅，创造了非常有触感的饰面——珐琅中的轻微起伏上升到每个顶部传统景泰蓝风格的纯银链。
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