Various brand - Osmia 882 Parker - Pen set





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Set of seven pens from various brands in resin and gold plating, including an Osmia 882 Parker, originating in the United Kingdom, dating to the second half of the 20th century, in working order with a length of 13 cm and a diameter of 1 cm.
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Very original group of five beautiful pens, nibs and ballpoints:
* A Japanese pen, Japan which is just starting to present beautiful and solid models worth getting interested in. It is a ballpoint, original because it features a lovely clear window in the center, capped with a clip cap, and it writes; its cartridge is new. It is new.
* A very nice Osmia with nib, from the 1940s, screw-on cap. Very beautiful, a rare piece designed by German artisans. Not new, micro cracks visible and a small dent behind the nib, the gold plating is acceptable. Nib gold 14 K. The Osmia logo is engraved on the tube.
* The charm of the old times with this Edacoto nib in its box, in a beautiful nacre violet. Workshop created by artisans near Paris in 1910, this pen was born around the 1930s. The cap is screwed on, it bears the Edacoto logo on the tube and on the clip. There are some signs of wear due to its age and frequent use, but no major dents or scratches.
* A beautiful Gester nib, black color, the cap slides to open. A very large gold-plated ring with the logo and the name of the pen: 40 super. It is not new, but still in very good condition and it writes.
* Here is an elegant Ipsilon ballpoint from the Italian company Aurora, presented in its nice case. The Aurora company was founded in 1892 in Turin. A very sought-after item. It has a ballpoint that works, its burgundy red color is superb and very classy. The words Aurora and Italy are written on the ring at the bottom of the cap. It is like new, the cap clips on and the cartridge is new.
* And finally a beautiful Everstyl from the 60s, I think, probably made in France. It is like new in its bright Bordeaux red shell. This pen is filled from the rear and you have to screw to open or close.
* And as a gift as well, the Reynolds metal ballpoint pen well known to students of the 1960s and 1970s.
Please see the photos, and form a precise idea of these items and bid with full confidence; there are no hidden defects. The shipping will be hermetic and sturdy with Colissimo, or La Poste, with a tracking number. I accept returns if necessary.
Very original group of five beautiful pens, nibs and ballpoints:
* A Japanese pen, Japan which is just starting to present beautiful and solid models worth getting interested in. It is a ballpoint, original because it features a lovely clear window in the center, capped with a clip cap, and it writes; its cartridge is new. It is new.
* A very nice Osmia with nib, from the 1940s, screw-on cap. Very beautiful, a rare piece designed by German artisans. Not new, micro cracks visible and a small dent behind the nib, the gold plating is acceptable. Nib gold 14 K. The Osmia logo is engraved on the tube.
* The charm of the old times with this Edacoto nib in its box, in a beautiful nacre violet. Workshop created by artisans near Paris in 1910, this pen was born around the 1930s. The cap is screwed on, it bears the Edacoto logo on the tube and on the clip. There are some signs of wear due to its age and frequent use, but no major dents or scratches.
* A beautiful Gester nib, black color, the cap slides to open. A very large gold-plated ring with the logo and the name of the pen: 40 super. It is not new, but still in very good condition and it writes.
* Here is an elegant Ipsilon ballpoint from the Italian company Aurora, presented in its nice case. The Aurora company was founded in 1892 in Turin. A very sought-after item. It has a ballpoint that works, its burgundy red color is superb and very classy. The words Aurora and Italy are written on the ring at the bottom of the cap. It is like new, the cap clips on and the cartridge is new.
* And finally a beautiful Everstyl from the 60s, I think, probably made in France. It is like new in its bright Bordeaux red shell. This pen is filled from the rear and you have to screw to open or close.
* And as a gift as well, the Reynolds metal ballpoint pen well known to students of the 1960s and 1970s.
Please see the photos, and form a precise idea of these items and bid with full confidence; there are no hidden defects. The shipping will be hermetic and sturdy with Colissimo, or La Poste, with a tracking number. I accept returns if necessary.

