Tibaldi Pens HORATIO NELSON

Tibaldi Pens HORATIO NELSON is their tribute to great figures through the times through fine handcrafted roller ball pens and fountain pens making them a pen collector’s delight and adding value to their pen collection. Each designer pen in their Clari Viri series is a classic design; custom hand painted, and carries the airbrushed portrait of the great leader.

Let us look at the history behind this luxury writing instrument. Horatio Nelson was a brave man who joined the British Navy at the age of 12 and was known for his boldness. During the Revolutionary Wars in 1793, Nelson fought on Britain’s side and captured Corsica. In a battle at Calvi, he lost the ability to see with his right eye. Subsequently he lost his right arm at the Battle of Santa Cruz e Tenerife. Because Nelson was fearless he gained many victories. His biggest achievement was at Cape Trafalgar where he saved Britain by giving his life to prevent the entry of Napoleon.

Each expensive Tibaldi roller ball pen and fountain pen set is representative of the concept of Phi or the ‘divine proportion’ and every minor detail is handmade. Probably the best among their designs, Tibaldi roller ball pens and fountain pens are wonderful collectibles that make great writing instruments for the executive on the rise. The Tibaldi Clari Viri Horatio Nelson is based on the original Tribaldi Divina patented designs and is crafted from black resin. Each of the Tibaldi Clari Viri pens is limited edition, with 50 Tibaldi fountain pens and 50 Tibaldi roller pens.