Collectible pens OMAS Hermann Hesse - Fountain Pen - No. 0043/1877. Blue lacquer…

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OMAS Hermann Hesse - Fountain Pen - No. 0043/1877. Blue lacquer pen body with silver-plated cap. Piston filling system. M nib in two-tone 18kt gold. NEW pen, never inked or tried sold in original box and counter box and instruction booklet.

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Estim. 700 - 800 EUR

OMAS "OGIVA AMÉRIGO VESPUCCI" FOUNTAIN PEN, 1991/1992. Body in heather wood and black resin, gold ornamentation. Limited edition. Bicolor gold nib 18Kts. F tip. Screw cap. Piston loading. No box. Unused. Measurements: 15 cm. length. Omas Ogiva Amerigo Vespucci fountain pen in heather wood 18kt gold nib. Omas Ogiva "Amerigo Vespucci" fountain pen completely made of fine heather wood. OMAS is an Italian company dedicated to the manufacture of fountain pens, based in Bologna. It was founded in 1925 by Armando Simoni, and its name stands for "Officina Meccanica Armando Simoni" (English: Armando Simoni mechanical workshop). At the beginning it was a small workshop dedicated to the repair of fountain pens that managed to evolve rapidly thanks to the creation of machines and equipment necessary to obtain the moldings and the grinding of the nib tips. After the death of "Cavaliere Simoni", in 1958 his daughter Raffaella and her husband Angelo Malaguti inherited the company. In 1983 their grandson, Gianluca Malaguti, joined the family business, where he showed his talent in the search for beauty and harmony of design, following the tradition of the Bolognese brand. OMAS was part of the Moët Hennessy Louis Vuitton S.A. group, and in June 2018 it was announced that Ancora, another Italian fountain pen manufacturer, had acquired OMAS and that production would resume and OMAS would remain a separate brand, retaining its classic models and using the materials inherited from the previous company. No box. Unused.

Estim. 1 200 - 1 400 EUR

OMAS "ISRAEL 50 JUBILEE" FOUNTAIN PEN, 1998. Blue resin and sterling silver barrel. Limited edition. Exemplary 0631/1100. Two-tone gold nib 18 kts. M tip. Screw cap. Cartridge loading. No box. If used. Measurements: 14 cm. length. In 1998, Omas issued the 50th Omas Israel Jubilee, to celebrate the first 50 years since the founding of the State of Israel. The 50th Jubilee of Israel is a symbolic pen: the blue resin under the silver color recalls the official flag of Israel; the Star of David is repeated on the cap of the pen and on the nib and the seven flames of the reservoir recall the Menorah, symbol of the State of Israel. OMAS is an Italian company dedicated to the manufacture of fountain pens, based in Bologna. It was founded in 1925 by Armando Simoni, and its name stands for "Officina Meccanica Armando Simoni" (English: Armando Simoni mechanical workshop). At the beginning it was a small workshop dedicated to the repair of fountain pens that managed to evolve rapidly thanks to the creation of machines and equipment necessary to obtain the moldings and the grinding of the nib tips. After the death of "Cavaliere Simoni", in 1958 his daughter Raffaella and her husband Angelo Malaguti inherited the company. In 1983 their grandson, Gianluca Malaguti, joined the family business, where he showed his talent in the search for beauty and harmony of design, following the tradition of the Bolognese brand. OMAS was part of the Moët Hennessy Louis Vuitton S.A. group, and in June 2018 it was announced that Ancora, another Italian fountain pen manufacturer, had acquired OMAS and that production would resume and OMAS would remain a separate brand, retaining its classic models and using the materials inherited from the previous company. No box. If used.

Estim. 600 - 700 EUR

OMAS "HERMAN HESSE" FOUNTAIN PEN. Blue resin body and ornamentation in silver and gold. Limited edition. 1877 copies. Two-tone gold nib 18 kts. F point. Screw cap. Piston loading. No box. If used. Presents deterioration in the resin of the body. Measurements: 15 cm. length. OMAS Hermann Hesse limited collection. Following the OMAS tradition of celebrating important events and cultural figures, we present the Herman Hesse fountain pen. Hermann Hesse's contribution to our society motivated OMAS to collaborate with the Hermann Hesse Museum to create a fountain pen dedicated to the famous writer. OMAS believes that this beautiful fountain pen will spread the message of this great German writer, winner of the NOBEL Prize for Literature. "HH", the name of the Collection, comes from the author's initials. The design has sinuous, almost musical lines. Mr. Hesse's unique ability to "know how to grasp and understand things" and his expressive style were not limited to writing alone. As proof that this fountain pen has been officially recognized by the Hermann Hesse Foundation, the management of the museum and foundation in Montagnola (Switzerland) has granted all purchasers of the pen membership status and free admission to the museum. OMAS is an Italian company dedicated to the manufacture of fountain pens, based in Bologna. It was founded in 1925 by Armando Simoni, and its name stands for "Officina Meccanica Armando Simoni" (English: Armando Simoni mechanical workshop). At the beginning it was a small workshop dedicated to the repair of fountain pens that managed to evolve rapidly thanks to the creation of machines and equipment necessary to obtain the moldings and the grinding of the nib tips. After the death of "Cavaliere Simoni", in 1958 his daughter Raffaella and her husband Angelo Malaguti inherited the company. In 1983 their grandson, Gianluca Malaguti, joined the family business, where he showed his talent in the search for beauty and harmony of design, following the tradition of the Bolognese brand. OMAS was part of the Moët Hennessy Louis Vuitton S.A. group, and in June 2018 it was announced that Ancora, another Italian fountain pen manufacturer, had acquired OMAS and that production would resume and OMAS would remain a separate brand, retaining its classic models and using the materials inherited from the previous company. No box. If used. It presents deterioration in the resin of the body.

Estim. 400 - 500 EUR

OMAS "EMOTICA" FOUNTAIN PEN. Matt yellow and chrome barrel. Limited edition. Titanium nib. F point. Click cap. Cartridge loading. No box. Unused. Measurements: 14,50 cm. length. Omas "Emotica" fountain pen in yellow and polished chrome trim. This is a clor of the three that were part of this series of very short-lived fountain pens. The fountain pen features an asymmetrical cap and an unusual hinged pocket clip that provides a bipod function that allows the pen to be placed on a desk, either horizontally or vertically. Another distinctive feature of this pen is the very large and flexible Omas titanium tip (fine tip) that allows for expressive writing. OMAS is an Italian company dedicated to the manufacture of fountain pens, based in Bologna. It was founded in 1925 by Armando Simoni, and its name stands for "Officina Meccanica Armando Simoni" (English: Armando Simoni mechanical workshop). At the beginning it was a small workshop dedicated to the repair of fountain pens that managed to evolve rapidly thanks to the creation of machines and equipment necessary to obtain the moldings and the grinding of the nib tips. After the death of "Cavaliere Simoni", in 1958 his daughter Raffaella and her husband Angelo Malaguti inherited the company. In 1983 their grandson, Gianluca Malaguti, joined the family business, where he showed his talent in the search for beauty and harmony of design, following the tradition of the Bolognese brand. OMAS was part of the Moët Hennessy Louis Vuitton S.A. group, and in June 2018 it was announced that Ancora, another Italian fountain pen manufacturer, had acquired OMAS and that production would resume and OMAS would remain a separate brand, retaining its classic models and using the materials inherited from the previous company. No box. Unused.

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