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David Hayward Dartmoor Scribbler
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Fabriqué dans la même résine précieuse que la célèbre collection Dartmoor de Conway Stewart, le Dartmoor Scribbler confère la profondeur et le caractère de ce matériau à l'emblématique portemine à pince conçu par David Hayward.
Le corps cylindrique s'adapte naturellement à la main, et le motif riche et tourbillonnant de la résine Dartmoor donne à chaque portemine un aspect unique. Deux exemplaires ne se ressemblent jamais.
Le mécanisme à pince polyvalent de 5,6 mm accueille des mines graphite, des crayons de couleur et des surligneurs, faisant de cet objet un outil créatif autant qu'un instrument d'écriture. Le capuchon arrière se transforme en taille-mine lorsqu'on le dévisse.
Ce Scribbler a une véritable prestance – un portemine qui relie deux des plus belles traditions britanniques en matière d'instruments d'écriture.
Le portemine est présenté dans un coffret cadeau.
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