Montblanc in Denmark 1914-1992. The Untold Story

Montblanc pen history and collectors guide

The name Montblanc is a legend in the realm of writing instruments, a symbol of timeless craftsmanship. Since its birth in Berlin in 1906, the company has woven its legacy through a stunning array of fountain pens, pencils, and, more recently, ballpoints and rollerballs, cherished by connoisseurs across the globe.

Yet, perhaps less known is the tale of Montblanc’s long-standing bond with the Danish firm Alfred Th. Øberg A/S, a partnership that spanned over seven decades. From the first whispers of their collaboration in 1921 to the final pages of their corporate story in March 1992, Øberg imported, marketed, resold, and, eventually, crafted Montblanc pens in Denmark, shaping an enduring chapter in the brand’s history.

“Poul Lund, alongside Claus Holten, brings to life the fascinating journey of Montblanc with Montblanc in Denmark 1914–1992: The Untold Story. This remarkable book, with its exquisite photographs, elegant design, and meticulous history, has become a treasured work. It is a must-have for any collector who wishes to dive deeper into the soul of Montblanc.”