Conway Stewart Marilyn Monroe Overlay
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Conway Stewart Marilyn Monroe Overlay 纯银款 – 由 Henry Simpole 制作
英国银匠 Henry Simpole 在这支华美的 Conway Stewart Marilyn Monroe Overlay 笔中,捕捉到了 Marilyn 的神韵。她最具代表性的形象之一被细致地转印于银面之上并镂空雕刻,透出黑色亚克力笔杆,呈现出一幅令人一眼即可辨识的肖像。Henry 甚至连她左脸颊上著名的美人痣都一一还原。纯银笔盖上镌刻着‘Boo Boo Be Doo!’字样,这句歌词出自她最著名的歌曲之一‘I Wanna be Loved By You’,曾在电影‘Some Like it Hot.’中演唱。
仅余6支
此系列于2016年首次推出时,90支限量版中有25支由 Henry 本人留存。Henry 于2020年6月辞世后,其遗产管理方与 Conway Stewart 联系,询问我们是否有意购入这些部件——原来 Henry 尚未完成这些笔的组装。因此,如果您一直渴望拥有一支 Henry 精美的浮雕镶嵌笔,现在便是另一次难得的机会,但请尽快订购,因为这25支笔中的大部分已经售出。所有笔均带有编号。
Marilyn Monroe
她本名 Norma Jean Mortensen,生于1926年6月1日,早慧的美貌使她15岁便开始模特生涯,随后以 Marilyn Monroe 之名投身影坛,出演了超过30部电影,硕果累累。她是四五十年代当之无愧的性感银幕女星——这位超级巨星与棒球明星 Joe DiMaggio、总统 Kennedy 及作家 Arthur Miller 等知名人物的银幕外情缘,令媒体与大众有着无尽的理由密切关注她的一举一动。然而在好莱坞的光鲜与荣耀背后,她同样脆弱易感,饱受误解与伤害。1962年,她在36岁英年因可疑情况离世,由此衍生出无数阴谋论,但自1962年以来的数十年间,她始终是一位深受喜爱的巨星。
向真正的好莱坞巨星致以怀旧礼赞
如果您正在寻找一支满溢怀旧情怀的笔——一件由才华横溢的英国银匠以精湛设计与细致工艺打造、致敬真正好莱坞巨星的限量之作,那么 Conway Stewart Marilyn Monroe Overlay Pen 正是您的不二之选……堪称笔中臻品。
提供钢笔款式
可选极细(EF)、细(F)、中(M)或粗(B)双色18ct金 Conway Stewart 笔尖。每支笔均装于 Conway Stewart 黑色皮质礼盒中,亦可作为桌面展示笔座使用。
18ct 金双色 Conway Stewart 笔尖
您的钢笔可选配我们的 18ct 金双色 Conway Stewart 笔尖。顺滑如脂的书写感受，深受众多顾客称道。可选 Extra Fine、Fine、Medium 与 Broad 四种字宽。
六千年历史的工艺
以六千年历史的失蜡法制作纯银银雕，工序使然，Conway Stewart Marilyn Monroe Overlay 永远无法量产。
真品证书
每一支 Conway Stewart Marilyn Monroe Overlay 均随附真品证书，以及介绍其生平与制作每件银雕所用古埃及工艺的八页小册、保持笔身洁净的擦拭布，和 Conway Stewart 使用指南。
尺寸与重量
- 收合长度：161mm │ 6.34"
- 笔杆长度（含笔尖）：140mm │ 5.51"
- 笔帽长度：75mm │ 2.95"
- 笔杆直径：15mm │ 0.59"
- 笔帽直径：15.5mm │ 0.61"
- 重量：56gms │ 1.98oz
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