CROSS CENTURY CLASSIC MATTE GRAY & CHROME PEN / MADE IN IRELAND

Description

New Cross Century Classic
Matte Gray Ballpoint Pen with Chrome trim.
Cross Model No 2102
Made in Ireland
Pre 2004
Comes Brand New in the box.
Ireland Made Hallmarked on Cap ( picture # 10 )
Perfect working condition, no dents, no dings, no nicks, no logos, no personal engravings.
CROSS PERPETUAL LIFE WARRANTY IRRESPECTIVE OF AGE
Patented twist-action propel/repel feature
Specially formulated Cross ink flows flawlessly for a superior writing experience
Pen includes:
1
Blue
Medium Ballpoint Refill ( original refill ) and I will include a new cross refill in black medium
RARE
BECOMING COLLECTORS ITEMS. IN 2004
CROSS STARTED PRODUCING PENS AND PENCILS IN CHINA.
WHERE MOST IF NOT ALL OF THEIR PENS ARE NOW
MANUFACTURED.
This Classic Cross Century pen makes the perfect graduation gift, holiday office grab bag, or anytime gift that everyone will be delighted to receive and use for years to come.
If you are not happy with this pen when you get it, please let me know and return it right away and I will Refund your money.
I will Refund any overage in over seas shipping cost and only charge exact shipping.
SHIPPING OVERSEAS CAN TAKE AS LITTLE AS 10 - 14 DAYS
SOME COUNTRIES CAN TAKE UP TO 30 DAYS
PLEASE KEEP THIS IN MIND WHEN YOU ARE PURCHASING
INTERNATIONAL SHIPPING: USPS FIRST CLASS MAIL INTL, REGISTERED WITH TRACKING NO.
BUYER IS RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY CUSTOMS FEES
SHIPPING FEES ARE NOT PART OF CUSTOMS FEES THAT YOUR COUNTRY CHARGES
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