Italian Luxury Delta Adivasi Limited Edition Ballpoint Pen Only 57 Pcs! #38/57

US $21

Snow Hill, Maryland, United States
May 25th

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FOLKS, THIS IS A $ 3,000.00 PEN!!! DIRECT FROM ITALY! ONLY 57 PIECES EVER MADE! TRY TO FIND ANOTHER ON THE NET!!! THIS IS THE GOLDEN VERMEIL "CELEBRATION" PEN! Delta Adivasi Limited Edition Ballpoint Pen The celebration gold over 925 silver....VERMEIL LIMITED EDITION OF 38 PCS! WORLDWIDE! THIS IS NUMBER 38!!! The Collection Limited to only 57 pieces worldwide the Celebration version offers details in 18 kt solid gold and offers the traditional filling system, the lateral lever. The Adivasi collection includes a limited release of 857 fountain pens (1KS) in sterling silver with lateral filling system nominated Special Limited edition. The Limited Edition comprises both 1857 fountain pens (1K) and roller balls (R/2) in sterling silver. The fountain pen accepts either threaded converter or cartridges. The roller ball version is easily convertible into ball pen. The Adivasi collection includes: The Adivasi Celebration Limited to only 57 pieces worldwide the Celebration version offers details in 18 kt solid gold and offers the traditional filling system, the lateral lever. The Adivasi 1Ks Limited to only 1857 pieces worldwide fountain pens offers details sterling silver, with lateral filling system nominated Special Limited edition. The Adivasi 1K-R2 The Limited Edition comprises both 1857 fountain pens (1K) and roller balls (R/2) in 925? sterling silver. The fountain pen accepts either threaded converter or cartridges. The roller ball version is easily convertible into ball pen. Technical characteristics Cap and body Hand turned from solid bars of a special mother of pearl resin in bronze and green colors and interweaved with red and ivory resin rings. All versions in this collection offer in both the cap and the body a solid sterling silver engraved ring decorated with typical prints used in Sami's garments. The celebration version offers these 2 rings in 18 kt solid gold. In the cap the capuchon offers a medal engraved with a picture of a typical Adivasi ornament. Filling system The celebration and the 1KS versions offer the most traditional filling system, the lateral lever filling system, widely appreciated by collectors and pen connoisseurs. In the 1k version the filling system is by converter or threaded cartridge. Clip Features a three-dimensional representation of a typical tribal sculpture, the Sarangi. Is in Sterling Silver in the 1KS, 1K and the R/2 versions and in vermeil in the Celebration version. Limited to only 57 pieces worldwide the Celebration version offers details in 18 kt solid gold and offers the traditional filling system, the lateral lever. The Adivasi collection includes a limited release of 857 fountain pens (1KS) in 925‰ sterling silver with lateral filling system nominated Special Limited edition. The Limited Edition comprises both 1857 fountain pens (1K) and roller balls (R/2) in 925‰ sterling silver. The fountain pen accepts either threaded converter or cartridges. The roller ball version is easily convertible into ball pen. The Adivasi collection includes: The Adivasi Celebration Limited to only 57 pieces worldwide the Celebration version offers details in 18 kt solid gold and offers the traditional filling system, the lateral lever. The Adivasi 1Ks Limited to only 1857 pieces worldwide fountain pens offers details 925‰ sterling silver, with lateral filling system nominated Special Limited edition. The Adivasi 1K-R2 The Limited Edition comprises both 1857 fountain pens (1K) and roller balls (R/2) in 925‰ sterling silver. The fountain pen accepts either threaded converter or cartridges. The roller ball version is easily convertible into ball pen. Technical characteristics Cap and body Hand turned from solid bars of a special mother of pearl resin in bronze and green colors and interweaved with red and ivory resin rings. All versions in this collection offer in both the cap and the body a solid sterling silver engraved ring decorated with typical prints used in Sami's garments. The celebration version offers these 2 rings in 18 kt solid gold. In the cap the capuchon offers a medal engraved with a picture of a typical Adivasi ornament. Filling system The celebration and the 1KS versions offer the most traditional filling system, the lateral lever filling system, widely appreciated by collectors and pen connoisseurs. In the 1k version the filling system is by converter or threaded cartridge. Clip Features a three-dimensional representation of a typical tribal sculpture, the Sarangi. Is in 925‰ Solid Sterling Silver in the 1KS, 1K and the R/2 versions and in vermeil in the Celebration version. Adivasi: Delta's Latest 'Indigenous People' 2008-11-15 The Adivasi (from Sanskrit ‘adi’ = first and ‘vasi’ = inhabitant) are the descendants of India’s indigenous people who were evicted from their territories during the Indo-Aryan migration (from 1500 to 500 B.C.) and had to move to isolated hills and forests. The new settlers developed the caste system to affirm and maintain their supremacy over the original inhabitants. The Adivasi were not included in this system and therefore literally became ‘outcasts’ (pariahs or untouchables) at the lowest rung of the social ladder. Today there are some 5700 communities in India of which 635 are officially identified as tribes (“Adivasi”). They represent about 8% percent of the Indian population, 4 linguistic families, different racial origins and several religions. What all Adivasi have in common, however, is their extreme devotion to their respective home lands that represent the essence of their existence: it is the home of their spirits and their dead, the source of their knowhow, of their lifestyle, their religion and their culture. The writing instruments in Delta’s limited edition dedicated to these indigenous people - the tenth in the collection - are shaped on a lathe in a special mother-of-pearl resin. The colors of their home lands (bronze and green) and of their traditional costumes (red and ivory) adorn all pens. A large ring engraved with an Adivasi motif decorates the cap, and a second one, with another engraving, the body of the pen. A traditional drawing is featured on the top of the cap and the clip is decorated with a 3-dimensional stylisation of a historical sculpture. The engraving on the 18-carat nib represents a design used on their traditional costumes. The ‘Celebration’ version, with 57 pieces worldwide has trimmings in solid 18-carat gold and Delta’s traditional lateral lever filling system. The sculpture on the clip is in gold-plated 925‰ silver).