CROSS Classic Century Classic Black Pen and Pencil Set with 23CT Gold-Plated Appointments incl. Premium Gift Box – Refillable Medium Ballpen & 0.7 mm Pencil

Cross Classic Century Classic Black Pen and Pencil Set with 23CT Gold-Plated Appointments Forever Classic An icon of American design and innovation. The choice of movers, shakers and ground breakers since 1946. Does form follow function? Or does function drive form? Whatever your point of view, Classic Century delivers. Its sleek profile and patented twist-action barrel sparked a design revolution. Generations later passionate fans remain loyal to the iconic silhouette, while trendsetters appreciate its authenticity. Cool comes full circle. Specs Satin black finish 23 Karat gold-plated appointments Patented twist-action propel/repel feature Iconic slim design Swivel-action propel/repel feature Includes black, medium ballpoint with specially formulated ink that flows flawlessly for a superior writing experience; 3 Pencil Leads (#8742) and 1 Pencil Eraser (#8753) Ballpoint takes refill #8513 (other ink colours and widths are available); Pencil takes refill #8742 (pencil leads) and #8753 (rubber) Dimensions: Length: 5.23 inches/133 mm, Width: 0.3 inches/7.6 mm, Weight: 0.53 oz/16 g A world-class gift, to be treasured forever Presented in a premium gift box Lifetime Mechanical Guarantee About Cross The A. T. Cross Company is a major international manufacturer of fine writing instruments and personal accessories. Since Richard Cross made the first Cross product in 1846, we have re-invented the writing instrument category, combining design ingenuity with jewellery-quality craftsmanship. What we're most proud of, though, isn't all that’s changed since 1846. It’s what hasn't changed. Headquartered in beautiful Providence, Rhode Island, A. T. Cross is proud to still be a part of the community we helped build. We were America’s first manufacturer of quality writing instruments and we still make products unsurpassed in quality and value, one at a time, just as Richard Cross did.