Osmia - Supra Progress 194 F - Fountain pen

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Osmia Supra Progress 194 F fountain pen made in Germany circa 1935–1939, in black and gold marbled celluloid with a 14K/585 gold nib (F) and the Osmia Progress vacuum pump filling system, length 11 cm and diameter 1 cm, in good working condition with minor signs of aging.

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Vintage Osmia Supra Progress 194 F fountain pen, Germany, circa 1935–1939.

An attractive and relatively uncommon pre-war Osmia fountain pen in black and gold marbled celluloid, fitted with an original 14-carat gold nib.

The pen belongs to Osmia’s Progress series. Unlike conventional piston fillers, the Progress models use Osmia’s unusual Vacuumpumpenfüllung: a pump/diaphragm filling system introduced during the 1930s and based on a principle similar to the Parker Vacumatic system. The Supra Progress 194 is specifically documented with this type of filling mechanism.

Details
* Manufacturer: Osmia
* Model: Supra Progress 194 F
* Country of manufacture: Germany
* Period: circa 1935–1939
* Body: black and gold marbled celluloid
* Nib: 14K / 585 gold
* Nib grade: F – Fine
* Filling system: Osmia Progress vacuum/pump filling system
* Approximate closed length: 10–10.5 cm

Condition
The fountain pen has been tested and is in working condition and writes properly.

The celluloid remains visually attractive with a pronounced marbled pattern. The pen shows age-related signs of use including surface marks, patina and wear to the metal trim, consistent with its age.

The photographs provide a detailed representation of the present condition and form an integral part of the description.

A particularly interesting Osmia for collectors because of its unusual Progress filling mechanism, marbled celluloid body and 14K gold nib.

Vintage Osmia Supra Progress 194 F fountain pen, Germany, circa 1935–1939.

An attractive and relatively uncommon pre-war Osmia fountain pen in black and gold marbled celluloid, fitted with an original 14-carat gold nib.

The pen belongs to Osmia’s Progress series. Unlike conventional piston fillers, the Progress models use Osmia’s unusual Vacuumpumpenfüllung: a pump/diaphragm filling system introduced during the 1930s and based on a principle similar to the Parker Vacumatic system. The Supra Progress 194 is specifically documented with this type of filling mechanism.

Details
* Manufacturer: Osmia
* Model: Supra Progress 194 F
* Country of manufacture: Germany
* Period: circa 1935–1939
* Body: black and gold marbled celluloid
* Nib: 14K / 585 gold
* Nib grade: F – Fine
* Filling system: Osmia Progress vacuum/pump filling system
* Approximate closed length: 10–10.5 cm

Condition
The fountain pen has been tested and is in working condition and writes properly.

The celluloid remains visually attractive with a pronounced marbled pattern. The pen shows age-related signs of use including surface marks, patina and wear to the metal trim, consistent with its age.

The photographs provide a detailed representation of the present condition and form an integral part of the description.

A particularly interesting Osmia for collectors because of its unusual Progress filling mechanism, marbled celluloid body and 14K gold nib.

Details

Era
1900-2000
Number of objects
1
Model/type
Supra Progress 194 F
Country of origin
Germany
Period
1935-1939
Material
.585 (14 kt) gold
Manufacturer/brand
Osmia
Condition
Good condition - used with small signs of aging & blemishes
In working order
Yes
Diameter
1 cm
Length
11 cm
The NetherlandsVerified
72
Objects sold
100%
Private

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