Tibaldi Pens ALEXANDER The GREAT

Tibaldi Pens - Clari Viri Alexander The Great

Tibaldi pens Clari Viri “Alexander the Great” celebrates one of the best and greatest men in history. Just as it is hard to find a pen collector who has not heard of handmade Tibaldi luxury roller ball pens and fountain pen sets, it is impossible to find someone who is not familiar with Alexander the Great. Of these expensive designer writing instruments, only 100 were made of which 50 were Tibaldi roller ball pens and 50 were Tibaldi fountain pens.

Here is a little background on the classic story that inspired the design of the Clari Viri Alexander the Great Tibaldi pens. Alexander III of Macedon ruled as king. Within a decade, with his military genius and penchant for exploring, he brought about a transformation in the world. Taught by the illustrious Aristotle, Alexander inherited the throne after the assassination of his father, as was the custom those days. After reinstating his position in Greece, he then conquered Persian territories. At the young age of 25 he became the Great King of Persia, which then covered three continents and flourished in trade and commerce.

Designed to slip into the executive’s pocket without hitch, these fine handcrafted Tibaldi roller ball pens and fountain pens come with a snap mechanism and roller on the clip. Another special feature is their patented unique ink filling mechanism. When it comes to pen collections, a place of pride is reserved for pen making giant, Tibaldi’s roller ball pens and Tibaldi fountain pens.