1970's Montblanc 221 P Fountain Pen - Review by Pen and Gadget

[@lizpilgrim1]

I have this pen and I love it!

[@marcorothley6039]

I guess the "P" might be for "Patrone", meaning "cartridge" in German. Pelikan is also using the P for its cartridge pens and the "M" is for "mechanical".

[@PenAndGadget]

Excellent information to add, thanks for this!

[@coreyjs55]

Thanks for this video. I just bought one of these but I didn't know what model it was. I think mine is a later manufacturing date, the nib is similar to the one on my Generations fountain pen, with the snowflake stamped on.

[@makeit1280]

Looks like I found my favourite channel

[@PenAndGadget]

Thank you!!

[@kenshinhimura3014]

isn't that model the one that can break were the body screws to the feed section, because it's plastic? I saw on another video that there's was an upgrade on the feed having a brass piece so it wasn't susceptible to breakage when pressure was applied if the pen was on a pocket or some other weird situation.

[@loha8668]

Issue is with MB144

[@kenshinhimura3014]

@@loha8668 That's right !!!! but still I would be careful with that one also, since is also plastic the connection points between the body and feed.

[@lachlanlau]

Just won one in an auction on a japanese proxy site !!

[@babc97]

I like 221 very much. it's much better than 146 or 149 in terms of writting.

[@stevenp9607]

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