Name: STIPULA - Fountain pen
Brand: STIPULA
Rating: 100 (19 reviews)

Letizia Iacopini

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Important rare fountain pen in precious two-tone resin, black and burgundy, from the I Castoni line, STIPULA Ametista model, in limited edition No. 1600, with an amethyst cabochon stone, the two-tone nib where the inscriptions “M” 18k gold and “750” can clearly be read. The pen has never been inked and is like new, impeccably!!! Naturally the cartridge is empty considering the time... it is also devoid of a case and warranty.

Importante rara penna stilografica in pregiata  resina bicolore nero e bordoux stilografica della linea I Castoni modello STIPULA Ametista in limited edition n.1600 con pietra caboscion ametista, il pennino bicolore
dove sì leggono chiaramente le scritte "M"oro 18k e 
"750"
La penna non è mai stata inchiostrata ed è come nuova impeccabile!!! naturalmente la cartuccia è 
scarica considerando il tempo... è inoltre priva di astuccio e garanzia.



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STIPULA - Fountain pen

Italy - Late 19th century - As new - unused

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STIPULA Ametista fountain pen in fine two-tone black and burgundy resin from the I Castoni line, limited edition 1600, never inked and in pristine condition, 14.3 cm long by 5.2 cm in diameter, Italy, late 19th century.

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STIPULA Ametista fountain pen in fine two-tone black and burgundy resin from the I Castoni line, limited edition 1600, never inked and in pristine condition, 14.3 cm long by 5.2 cm in diameter, Italy, late 19th century.

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