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* Fishler, George - Schneider, Stuart (1992). ''Fountain Pens and Pencils''. New York: Shiffer Publishing. ISBN 0-887-40346-8; * Lambrou, Andreas (2003). ''Fountain Pens of the World''. New York: Philip Wilson Publisher. ISBN 0-302-00668-0;

...(strictly in alphabetical order) of the main historical brands of fountain pens. In recent years, driven by the return of attention to this writing instrum ...re present on the market from before the '50s. To open a [[Modern fountain pens|section]] on recent productions all interested people are invited to contri

...a long time considered old-fashioned, and now replaced by modern ballpoint pens, markers and roller, today is recovering a deserved rematch with the emerge == A short fountain pen history ==

| viene rifondata come ''The Modern Pen Company'' in West Virginia | was refounded as ''The Modern Pen Company'' in West Virginia

...rt for the use of the pen and cover the cartridge, but initially, when the pens were loaded with droppers, it was used directly as an ink tank. This role ...of which it constitutes the largest component. At the dawn of the fountain pens it was mainly made of [[hard rubber]] like the rest of the pen, a material

...the ballpoing, and the attention was focused on the creation of disposable pens at the lowest price possible.

...llaboration with [[Omas]], and the production quality, this brand fountain pens are of great interest to collectors.{{Infobox_Brand|Nettuno}} {{BrandData|F ...ate of a sketch for a flyer advertising showing the brand with the Neptune fountain in Piazza Maggiore in Bologna, chosen as its symbol by ''Umberto Vecchietti

...ven if the mark has been reused in recent years for the production of some modern models. ...ch are considered among the most beautiful ever made transparent celluloid pens.{{Infobox_Brand|Tibaldi}}{{BrandData|Founder=Giuseppe Tibaldi|Date=1916|Pla

...cated to the production of advertising pens. In reality, [[ASCO]] fountain pens had a much wider spread, going to cover the lower end of the market and the ...rora]], but contrary to it, it always continued to remain so. The [[ASCO]] pens marketing was in fact entrusted to the ''"Agenzia Supera"'', which operated

...Although the company has chosen not to produce luxury models, his fountain pens are excellent quality and maintain that particular attention to stylistic i ...o create his company. He moved to Berlin and began production of celluloid pens marked [[Orthos]], very similar to [[Duofold]] (which at that time was much

...on around the 1948. The brand was recreated in 2000 with the production of pens that reflect the design of the old models. ...n subsequent innovations, and although in the subsequent years it produced pens of undoubted value and excellent quality, still much sought by collectors,

...main activity of the company, it can be put in the list of the main German fountain pen producer thanks to its acquisition of [[Osmia]] done in 1935, a tradema ...uild, erasing this section to concentrate in its pencil core business. But fountain pen production was restarted in recent years, when the interest for this un

...n pen. Many of these can also be used for maintenance and repair of modern pens. * [http://www.cathedralpens.co.uk Cathedral Pens] European retailer, fewer problems with duties and shipping

...s derive from [[dipping nib]]s; the main difference is that being fountain pens much more expensive objects with their nibs continuously in contact with th ...d to give greater value to the pen, but generally less robust. The ancient pens are however for the most part equipped with 14 carat gold nibs, the 18 cara

...writing instruments and it is the oldest British manufacturer of fountain pens. His fortune, however, stem from another activity, the production of playin ...ral activity for the [[Onoto|The De La Rue Company]]. Despite this, theirs pens were of the highest quality and are still highly sought and prized by colle

...company has never distinguished itself for technological innovations, its pens were good, reliable and reasonably priced, so they had a great success, and ...998 to exploit the prestige of their trademark in the production of modern pens.{{Infobox_Brand|Conway Stewart}}{{BrandData|Founder=Francis Charles Jarvis,

...red a first bankruptcy in 1929, when it was taken over by another fountain pens manufacturer. ...date, the brand was acquired by the ''H & M Gutberlet Gmbh'' to recreates modern versions of the popular models of the company.{{Infobox_Brand|Kaweco}}{{Bra

...producing models clearly inspired by those of the most famous brands, the pens that [[Ancora]] produced were excellent, and remarkable for the quality of ...cora]] was reused starting from 1988 for the production of modern fountain pens.{{Infobox_Brand|Ancora}}

...f the first manufacturers of fountain pens born in Italy. The ''Columbus'' pens, like many other similar productions in Italy, were imitations of the model ...lumbus'', while Alfredo gave the company his name; the same year the first fountain pen, called ''Columbus Safety Pen nr. 1'', was produced.

...talian company operating in this field. Among the countless small fountain pens manufacturers born at the beginning of the century, ''Aurora'' has been abl ...ugh the company did not create any revolutionary technical innovation, its pens have always been between the most original and innovative for their style a