Montegrappa Universal Monsters Dracula LE Rollerball

Unveil the legend of darkness with the Montegrappa Universal Monsters Dracula Limited Edition Rollerball Pen, an extraordinary tribute to one of cinema’s most iconic villains. Crafted to commemorate the 95th anniversary of the 1931 classic film, this limited-edition writing instrument brings Count Dracula’s timeless allure to life through antique silver detailing, deep crimson resin, and masterful lost-wax casting. Every curve and contour channels the gothic majesty of Bela Lugosi’s Dracula — a figure who defined horror and elegance in equal measure.

Limited to just 135 rollerball pens worldwide, this creation is as rare as the Count himself. The cap features a sculpted bat clip, cast in sterling silver using Montegrappa’s artisanal lost-wax technique, while the body’s riveted, stone-like textures echo the ancient walls of Dracula’s castle. A secret coffin-inspired door on the barrel reveals a hidden portrait of Dracula, an eerie surprise that deepens the pen’s mystique. Each piece is a convergence of art, storytelling, and precision engineering, crafted in Bassano del Grappa, Italy — where Montegrappa has honed its craft since 1912.

Key Features

• Limited Edition: Only 135 rollerball pens available worldwide
• Design: Antique silver body with deep crimson resin and intricate lost-wax cast sterling silver details
• Clip: Winged bat-shaped clip, sculpted with exceptional detail
• Hidden Secret: Coffin-inspired magnetic door revealing a hidden portrait of Count Dracula
• Trim & Details: Dracula’s medallion in vermeil, vampire bite detail beneath the finial
• Refill: Compatible with standard rollerball refills (F, M, B)
• Packaging: Presented in a lacquered wooden case with engraved plaque and cleaning cloth
• Dimensions: 159mm length × 22mm diameter | Weight: 150g
• Crafted in Italy: Exemplary quality from Montegrappa’s century-old atelier

A Collector’s Relic of Gothic Grandeur

The Montegrappa Dracula Limited Edition Rollerball Pen is far more than a writing instrument — it’s a masterpiece of storytelling and craftsmanship, bridging classic horror cinema and fine Italian artistry. Designed to mesmerize both collectors and connoisseurs, it captures the seductive menace of the Count through impeccable detail and luxurious materials.

Italy's first pen producer, Montegrappa, began manufacturing pens in 1912 in its factory in Bassano del Grappa in Italy. Utilizing natural celluloid and precious metals,Montegrappa combines traditional methods such as die-casting with more recent innovations as low-relief engraving to form their precious art objects. Whether Montegrappa use colors reminiscent of the master painters or ornamentation suggestive of Baroque palaces, the Italian heritage and romance is infused into each product.