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       KRONE
       
      LIMITED EDITION 
       
		MOUNT EVEREST 
      FOUNTAIN PEN
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	Reaching the summit of 
	Mount Everest may well represent the ultimate physical challenge. Endurance 
	and unwavering determination both contribute to success. The Krone Limited 
	Edition Sir Edmund Hillary Mount Everest Pen honors all of those who have 
	faced the immense challenges of the world’s highest mountain. Since 1953, 
	when Sir Edmund Hillary became the first to reach the summit, only a few 
	people have achieved this elusive goal. However, 160 individuals have 
	perished in the quest. 
	 
	 
	Not only does the summit area of Mount Everest consist of ice and snow, but 
	also exposed rock. Specimens of this rock were collected by three of the 
	world’s most accomplished mountaineers on their successful expeditions to 
	the summit. Stones were then cut with gem-like precision by Krone LLC and 
	carefully mounted in the cap of every Limited Edition Sir Edmund Hillary 
	Mount Everest Pen. Each Sir Edmund Hillary Mount Everest Pen contains: 
	 
	 
	A two-toned, iridium-tipped, 18 kt.-gold nib, onto which the Krone name is 
	proudly guilloched. The ergonomically designed metacrilate barrel, providing 
	the ultimate in comfort, balance, and fluidity.  
	At the very top of the cap, in sterling silver, is a topographical relief of 
	the Mount Everest summit area. On the bezel surrounding this relief is the 
	word 'Sagarmatha,' which in Nepalese means 'Goddess of the Sky.' The 
	mountain’s altitude--8,848 meters--is also noted on the bezel. A sterling 
	silver, three-dimensional relief of this majestic mountain is overlaid 
	around the cap. Inset into this overlay, is a piece of authentic rock from 
	the summit area of Mount Everest.  
	Each pen is accompanied with a uniquely commissioned, highly detailed Mount 
	Everest sculpture. The colors of the mountain--purples, blues and soft 
	grays--evoke the summit of Mount Everest when photographed at dawn.  
	The Sir Edmund Hillary Mount Everest Pen is a limited edition of 1,088 
	worldwide. Each pen is sequentially numbered on the barrel. 
	
	  
	
	  
	
	  
	
	  
	
	  
	
	  
	
	  
	
	  
	
	  
	
	  
	
	  
    
    
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