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• 1901  + (''Seth Sear [[Crocker]]'' patents the [[blow filler]])
• 1920  + (''Seth Sears [[Crocker]]'' left business and his son ''Seth [[Chilton]] Crocker'' took over the company)
• 1895  + (''Siebert and Lowen'', producer of [[Matador]] pens, is founded)
• 1926  + (''Società Anonima Pennini King'' ([[The King]]), that will become [[SAFIS]], is founded in Turin)
• 1934  + (''Società Anonima Pennini King'' ([[The King]]) becomes ''Società Anonima Fabbrica Italiana Stilografiche'' ([[SAFIS]]) (guess date!!!!refers to application for the [[Radius]] trademark, done with this name.!!))
• 1897  + (''Soren Christian Frederik Olsen'' starts a company!!!!the most part of the [[Penol]] chronology take as reference this [http://penol.weebly.com/penol-company-history.html website].!!)
• 1950  + (''Special'')
• 1924  + (''Syunichi Nakata'' tranfer to Tokyo and found ''Nakaya Seisakusho Pen Co.'')
• 1923  + (''Theodor Kovacs'' patents the [[piston filler]])
• 1813  + (''Thomas [[De La Rue]]'' starts its activities in Guernsey)
• 1905  + (''Wahl Adding Machine Co.'' is founded)
• 1908  + (''Walter A. [[Sheaffer]]'' get the first patent ([[:File:Patent-US-896861.pdf|nº US-896861]]) for his [[lever filler]])
• 1915  + (''Walter Boss'' buys [[Cross]] from ''Alonso Townsend Cross'')
• 1914  + (''Walter Boss'' enters [[Cross]])
• 1818  + (''William S. Hicks'' starts!!!!it's the earlier date reported in [http://kamakurapen.com/Manhattan/Hicks.html this page].!! his activity)
• 1923  + (''[[Autopoint]] Pencil Company'' is bought by ''Realite Pencil Company'' and renamed ''Autopoint Products Company'')
• 1920  + (''[[Curzon]], Lloyd & MacGregor Ltd'', associated to ''[[Lang Pen Company]]'', becomes the ''[[Curzon]]s Ltd'')
• 1881  + (''[[De La Rue]]'' produced the ''Anti-Stylograph'' pen, a primordial fountain pen)
• 1930  + (''[[Flattop]]'' version)
• 1904  + (''[[Lang Co. Ltd.]]'' establish ''[[Curzon]] Lloyd & Macgregor Ltd'')
• 1905  + (''[[Lang Co. Ltd.]]'' factory is moved to Hope Street)
• 1904  + (''[[Lang Co. Ltd.]]'' is established in 13 Hope Street in Liverpool)
• 1907  + (''[[Lang Co. Ltd.]]'' is liquidated to create ''[[Lang Pen Company]]'')
• 1942  + (''[[Shadow Wave]]'' versions of [[Vacumatic]])
• 1939  + (''[[Stiassi e Tantini]]'' become ''S.I.S.A.'' (''Società Italiana Stilografiche e Affini'') and starts usinig [[Tabo]] trademark)
• 1920  + (''[[Stiassi e Tantini]]'' register ''[[The Scotland]] Pen Italiana'' at the Chamber of Commerce of Bologna)
• 1884  + (''[[Swan|Mabie Todd & Bard]]'' starts exporting fountain pens in England)
• 1878  + (''[[Swan|Mabie Todd & Bard]]'' starts fountain pens production with the ''Calligraphic'' model)
• 1971  + ((''MYU 701''))
• 1930  + ((912, 913 and 916))
• 1972  + ((date uncertain!!!!we use the one indicated as official by Richard Binder in [http://www.richardspens.com/ref/profiles/51.htm this article].!!))
• 1935  + ((date uncertain!!aurora!!L. Jacopini in ''La storia della stilografica in Italia'' talks about 1938, but G. Fichera notes that the advertizements talks about the ''Regno d'Italia'', so they must be before 1936.!!))
• 1938  + ((date uncertain))
• 1939  + ((following Luca De Ponti, Letizia Jacopini talks about 1940))
• 1937  + ((foreing market))
• 1937  + ((foreing market))
• 1951  + ((guess date!!!!taking as reference [http://www.fountainpen.de/old-50-342.htm questa pagina].!!))
• 1939  + ((guess date))
• 1937  + ((guess date, coincident with the trademark registration, Reg. Gen. N. [[:File:Maxima-Trademark.jpg|56843]]))
• 1937  + ((guess date, coincident with the trademark registration, Reg. Gen. N. [[:File:Da-Ma-Trademark.jpg|56845]]))
• 1910  + ((guess date, from [[:File:1910-Swan-LongShort.jpg|this advertisement]]))
• 1948  + ((guess date, from the oldest advertisement found))
• 1941  + ((guess date, refers to beginning of '40s))
• 1931  + ((guess date, refers to beginning of the '30s))
• 1931  + ((guess date, refers to beginning of the '30s))
• 1946  + ((guess date, refers to postwar beginning))
• 1946  + ((guess date, refers to postwar beginning))
• 1938  + ((guess date, refers to the end of the '30s))
• 1938  + ((guess date, refers to the end of the '30s))
• 1931  + ((guess date, stands for the beginning of '30s))
• 1941  + ((guess date, stands for the beginning of '40s))
• 1941  + ((guess date, stands for the beginning of '40s))
• 1951  + ((guess date, stands for the beginning of '50s))
• 1952  + ((guess date, stands for the beginning of '50s))
• 1939  + ((guess date, stands for the end of '30s))
• 1939  + ((guess date, stands for the end of '30s))
• 1939  + ((guess date, stands for the end of '30s))
• 1949  + ((guess date, stands for the end of '40s))
• 1949  + ((guess date, stands for the end of '40s))
• 1935  + ((guess date, stands for the mid '30s))
• 1935  + ((guess date, stands for the mid '30s))
• 1935  + ((guess date, stands for the mid '30s))
• 1935  + ((guess date, stands for the mid '30s))
• 1948  + ((guess date, stands for the period between 1947 and 1950))
• 1948  + ((guess date, stands for the period between 1947 and 1950))
• 1948  + ((guess date, stands for the period between 1947 and 1950))
• 1948  + ((guess date, stands for the period between 1947 and 1950))
• 1937  + ((guess date, stands for the second half of the '30s))
• 1961  + ((lower limit from [[:File:1961-12-Omas-VS.jpg|an advertisement]] of this year))
• 1964  + ((lower limit from [[:File:1964-09-Omas-VS-CS.jpg|an advertisement]] of this year))
• 1946  + ((or 1948!!columbus_130!!on the [http://web … (or 1948!!columbus_130!!on the [http://web.archive.org/web/20090326071634/http://www.columbuspenne.it/COL/antiche/pagine-ita/dopoguerra.htm historical section] of the company's website is quoted this date, but others (such as Letizia Jacopini in ''La Storia della Stilografica in Italia 1900-1950'') report 1948, lower limit given by [[:File:1948-11-Columbus-Invoice.jpg|this invoice]].!!)[[:File:1948-11-Columbus-Invoice.jpg|this invoice]].!!))
• 1940  + ((someone reports second half of '30s))
• 1940  + ((uncertain date!!Soennecken 11x!!!!))
• 1940  + ((uncertain date!!Soennecken 11x!!!!))
• 1940  + ((uncertain date!!Soennecken 11x!!!!))
• 1940  + ((uncertain date!!Soennecken 11x!!indicative, after [[:Category:Soennecken-Catalog-1937|this catalogue]], but due to the prevailing presence of steel nibs, the model was certainly produced during the war.!!))
• 1938  + ((upper limit from [[:File:1938-12-Bayard-SpecialLuxe.jpg|this advertisement]]))
• 1914  + (Carlo Drisaldi becomes general agent for Italy of [[Waterman]])
• 1922  + (Ettore Ripamonti becomes [[Aurora]] exclusive agent and published first catalog!!!![[Aurora]] chronology, where not otherwise reported, refers to the book ''La storia della Aurora dal 1919 ai giorni nostri'' by Luca de Ponti.!!)
• 1936  + (Filippo Giriodi and Livio Campanelli registers the [[Itala Cromograf]] trademark (Reg. Gen. N. [[:File:Itala-Trademark.jpg|54492]]))
• 1938  + (Hermann Böhler leaves [[Osmia]] to found [[Böhler]])
• 1937  + (Isaia Levi founds the [[Sapem]], ''Società anonima penne e matite'', and and gives it ownership of the ''Fabbrica italiana di penne a serbatoio [[Aurora]]'')
• 1854  + (John Mabie patents ([[:File:Patent-US-11762.pdf|nº US-11762]]) telescopic mechanism for pen and pencil holder)
• 1895  + (Nine young people founded the "Kay & Co.")

• 1827  + (Petrache Poenaru get what seems the first patent in fountain pens)

• 1912  + ([[A. A. Waterman]] loses the lawsuit filed by [[Waterman]] and should mark his fountain pens as ''Not Connected with the L. E. Waterman Company'')
• 1932  + ([[Astoria]] is sold to [[Montblanc]])
• 1930  + ([[Aurora]] joins [[Edacoto]] in the French market with ''[[Le Duo Moderne]]'')
• 1945  + ([[Aurora]] plants are destroyed by a bombing)
• 1929  + ([[Aurora]] underwent restructuring and starts the ''[[Olo]]'' and ''[[Asco]]'' sub-brands)
• 1942  + ([[Columbus]] factory is destroyed by bombing, production is moved to Lesa)
• 1939  + ([[Conklin]] production is transferred to Chicago)
• 1918  + ([[Cross]] became producer for [[Parker]] mechanical pencils)
• 1954  + ([[Cross]] enters ballpoint market)
• 1946  + ([[Curzon]] change name in ''[[Summit]] Pens Ltd'' (guess date, stands for just after WWII))
• 1935  + ([[Curzon]] introduces a [[Pinnacle]] new version)
• 1935  + ([[Curzon]] introduces a [[Regent]] (previously made by [[Lang]]) version)
• 1926  + ([[Curzon]] introduces the [[Bulldog]])
• 1906  + ([[Curzon]] introduces the [[Curzon Colonial]])
• 1906  + ([[Curzon]] introduces the [[Curzon Pigmy]])
• 1906  + ([[Curzon]] introduces the [[Curzon Union]])
• 1926  + ([[Curzon]] introduces the [[Duchess]])
• 1926  + ([[Curzon]] introduces the [[Eve]])
• 1929  + ([[Curzon]] introduces the [[Joy Charmeuse]])
• 1928  + ([[Curzon]] introduces the [[Joy]])
• 1915  + ([[Curzon]] introduces the [[Klimax]])
• 1924  + ([[Curzon]] introduces the [[Pinnacle]])
• 1931  + ([[Curzon]] introduces the [[Silver Wing]])
• 1926  + ([[Curzon]] introduces the [[Summit]] brand)
• 1926  + ([[Curzon]] introduces the [[Top Lever]])
• 1930  + ([[Curzon]] introduces the [[Unbreakable]] in ''[[Eternite]]'')
• 1926  + ([[Curzon]] introduces the [[Vanity]])
• 1926  + ([[Curzon]] introduces the [[Winner]])
• 1927  + ([[Curzon]] renames the [[Top Lever]] as [[Debrett's]])
• 1905  + ([[De La Rue]] introduces the first pen with the [[Onoto]] brand name)
• 1932  + ([[Degussa]] acquire the [[Osmia]] nib production unit)
• 1917  + ([[Eversharp]] acquire the ''[[Boston Pen|Boston Fountain Pen]] Company'')
• 1951  + ([[Faber-Castell]] complete [[Osmia]] acquisition)
• 1935  + ([[Faber-Castell]]begins [[Osmia]] acquisition)
• 1930  + ([[Fendograph]] is founded in Milan by [[Fend]] (guess date))
• 1912  + ([[Gold Starry]] becomes a registered trademark)
• 1898  + ([[Kay & Co.]] introduces the [[The Queen]])
• 1898  + ([[Kay & Co.]] introduces the [[The Victoria]])
• 1902  + ([[Lang Co. Ltd.]] introduces the [[Angloamer]])
• 1915  + ([[Lang Pen Company]] is liquidated and re-established with the same name)
• 1938  + ([[Lang]] introduces a [[Regent]] new version)
• 1936  + ([[Lang]] introduces the [[Lang 603E|603E]])
• 1930  + ([[Lang]] introduces the [[Major Service]])
• 1930  + ([[Lang]] introduces the [[Regent]])
• 1934  + ([[Lang]] introduces the [[Regent]] second version)
• 1938  + ([[Lang]] introduces the [[Savoy]])
• 1934  + ([[Lang]] introduces the [[Slik]])
• 1938  + ([[Lang]] introduces the [[Strand]])
• 1973  + ([[Merz & Krell]] produces the reissue of the [[Pelikan 120]] (Type II) for [[Pelikan]])
• 1944  + ([[Montblanc]] plant is destroyed by a bombing)
• 1955  + ([[Pagliero]] acquire the [[Stilus]] trademark)
• 1965  + ([[Pagliero]] stops using [[Stilus]] trademark (guess date, referring to half of '60s))
• 1928  + ([[Parker]] acquire [[Osmia]] for the european production)
• 1930  + ([[Parker]] retires from [[Osmia]] and the ''Osmia GmbH'' is founded)
• 1935  + ([[Pelikan]] Portuguese production take the ''[[Emegê]]'' imprint)
• 1936  + ([[SAFIS]] register the [[Astura]] trademark (Reg. Gen. N. [[:File:Astura-Trademark.jpg|54056]]))
• 1934  + ([[SAFIS]] register the [[Radius]] trademark (Reg. Gen. N. [[:File:Radius-Trademark.jpg|50489]]))
• 1912  + ([[Sport]] forerunner (or 1911?))
• 1935  + ([[Summit]] introduces bigger nibs on top fountain pens)
• 1934  + ([[Summit]] introduces the [[Autovac]] ([[Autovac V76|V76]] and [[Autovac V106|V106]]))
• 1929  + ([[Summit]] introduces the [[Sunset]])
• 1927  + ([[Summit]] introduces the [[Velvet Tip]])
• 1967  + ([[Venus]] merges with [[Esterbrook]] becoming ''Venus-Esterbrook'')
• 1957  + ([[Waterman]] USA folded)
• 1959  + ([[Waterman]] american plants are sold to BIC)
• 1906  + ([[Waterman]] begin the acquisition of the [[Aikin Lambert]])
• 1911  + ([[Waterman]] complete the acquisition of the [[Aikin Lambert]])
• 1939  + ([[Zemax]] is officially registered as ''Zeme Massimo e C. Soc. Anonima'')
• 1930  + ([http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alfred_Dunhill Dunhill] become the world distributor of [[Pilot|Dunhill-Namiki]] outside Japan)
• 1881  + (a ''Cross Pen Company'' is founded in Boston for fountain pen production, different from ''A. T. Cross'')
• 1921  + (a ''[[stilographic]]'' model)
• 1948  + (a [[button filler]] ball pen)
• 1913  + (a gold ring at the cap top for women's models)
• 1930  + (a variant of [[Aurora Duplex|Duplex]] with [[levetta di fondo|end lever filler]] (date uncertain))
• 1918  + (absorbs the ''[[Kraker]] Pen Company'' after winning the patent infringement lawsuit)
• 1939  + (acquire ''Artus Fullaltergesellschaft Kaufmann und Co'' (guess date))
• 1914  + (acquire [[A. Morton & Co.]], taking their know how and starts its nib production in Heidelberg (1913?))
• 1927  + (acquire the [[piston filler]] patent and starts the [[Pelikan 100]] development)
• 1931  + (after Benelli was leaving the brand simply becomes [[Tibaldi]])
• 1938  + (all [[Conklin]] assets are sold to a Chicago investor group)
• 1955  + (all solid colors except black on the [[Pelikan 140|140]])
• 1937  + (also called ''Visible'')
• 1931  + (also known as ''[[Toledo]]'')
• 1954  + (american [[Waterman]] plants close, production continues in France and England)
• 1958  + (as a [[Skripsert]] model)
• 1945  + (ballpoint pens starts appearing in the USA market)
• 1930  + (become a public company)
• 1935  + (become a public company)
• 1948  + (becomes a public limited company!!!!as reported in [http://web.archive.org/web/20081227221743/http://www.penbid.com/Auction/showarticle.asp?art_id%3D6 this page].!!)
• 1921  + (becomes a public limited company, changing ownership)
• 1928  + (becomes the ''"Schnell [[Penselpen]] Company"'' with the acquisition of the ''"Dub-El Service Pen-Pencil Corp."'')
• 1879  + (began fountain pens marketing)
• 1948  + (began producing a line of celluloid pens)
• 1949  + (began producing ballpoint pens)
• 1919  + (birth of the [[Stöffhaas]] stores chain (selling [[Montblanc]] only))
• 1940  + (both normal and ''De Luxe'' version)
• 1948  + (by restyling the [[Omas Extra Pistone]] with new versions: ogival (''55x/S'') and faceted (''55x/F''))
• 1938  + (carries the production to Arona!!!!date is … carries the production to Arona!!!!date is taken from an article published on "Illustrazione Italiana", in an insert dedicated to autarkic productions, published as supplement to N. 17 of 1938, which reported the news that the production in the new plant in Arona would be starting in days.!!lant in Arona would be starting in days.!!)
• 1925  + (carries the production to Sesto Calende)
• 1959  + (ceased Danmark production)
• 1960  + (ceases fountain pen production (?))
• 1963  + (ceases operations also in Australia)
• 1958  + (ceases operations in England, activities are selled to Australian reseller)
• 1936  + (change name in ''Luigi Pagliero e F.'')
• 1937  + (change name in ''Mars Pencil and Fountain Pen Factory'')
• 1935  + (change name in ''[[Riepe Werk]]'')
• 1937  + (change the feeder passing from the short middle strip to the three long strips!!!!according to Martin Lehemann, see [http://www.pelikan-guide.com/100_feed.html this page].!!)
• 1930  + (company revises models using a ''[[streamlined]]'' style)
• 1939  + (completed the [[Parker 51]] development)
• 1927  + (convert [[Duofold]] from raised to flush band)
• 1925  + (convert production to celluloid)
• 1926  + (converts all production to celluloid, starting from [[Duofold]])
• 1927  + (converts its production to celluloid)
• 1917  + (create Morrison Plow Works plants)
• 1890  + (create a glass cartridge pen)
• 1948  + (creates the Nagoya ink factory and the Hiratsuka pens factory)
• 1935  + (death of ''Giuseppe [[Tibaldi]]'', direction passes to his nephew, ''Giorgio Schiassi'')
• 1936  + (deemed disposal of the [[Astoria]] brand by [[Montblanc]])
• 1963  + (designed by ''Albe Steiner'')
• 1946  + (designed by [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marcello_Nizzoli Marcello Nizzoli])
• 1948  + (designed by [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Raymond_Loewy Raymond Loewy])
• 1970  + (designed by [http://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marco_Zanuso Marco Zanuso])
• 1940  + (dismiss (?) [[Wasp]] sub-brand production)
• 1963  + (dismiss the "''Sheaffer'S''" logo)
• 1954  + (disposes of the gold versions of [[Montblanc 64x|640]] series)
• 1954  + (disposes of the gold versions of [[Montblanc 74x|740]] series)
• 1949  + (economic version)
• 1941  + (ends production in New York)
• 1940  + (ends production of [[Visofil Pen|Visofil]] with the destruction of the Harlesden factory)
• 1956  + (ends the production of its line of celluloid pens)
• 1953  + (ends writing instruments production)
• 1896  + (enter the english market)
• 1914  + (enter the writing instrument market producing the ''Eversharp'' pencil)
• 1948  + (entered the market of stationery products)
• 1935  + (enters the fountain pen market with pens produced by [[Lang]])
• 1959  + (executes the restiling of the [[Aurora 888]] in [[Aurora 888P]])
• 1913  + (extends the range of fountain pens with many models)
• 1981  + (fails and ceases production)
• 1925  + (first celluloid models)
• 1882  + (first fountain pen patent assigned to ''Paul E. [[Wirt]]'')
• 1926  + (first fountain pens with its own name)
• 1929  + (first known trademark registration (Reg. Gen. N. [[:File:Ancora-Trademark.jpg|40112]]) for [[Ancora]])
• 1911  + (first trace of [[Nettuno]] activities in an advertizement draft)
• 1913  + (first traces of the activities of the [[Kritikson]] brothers, founders of the [[Security Pen Corporation]])
• 1945  + (first version)
• 1951  + (flaked the ball pen [[Summit Z.160]] to the [[Summit S.160]] model)
• 1927  + (for [[safety]] … for [[safety]] with precious metal overlays (guess date!!ancora!!all dates referring to features or models introduction for the [[Ancora]] pens are guessed and marked as such, because there are no catalogs or listings with clear data; so the cited year is always an approximation, referring to a wider time period (with two year less or more than the used value).!!)year less or more than the used value).!!))
• 1930  + (for economic production (uncertain date!!!![[All-American]] models are shown in the 1930-31 [[Conklin]] catalog.!!))
• 1920  + (founds ''A.S.C.A.'' (''Azienda Specializzata in Cancelleria ed Affini''))
• 1919  + (future owners of [[Scotland]] and [[Tabo]] trademarks, is founded)
• 1924  + (get its first bankrupcy filing)
• 1902  + (get the patent for the ''[[twist filler]]'')
• 1903  + (hires ''Mark Twain'' as testimonial in its advertisement campaign)
• 1935  + (imprint the nib size on the feeder)
• 1936  + (imprint the nib size on the plunger back)
• 1930  + (in ''Onyx'', ''Jet'' and ''Persian'' colors)
• 1928  + (in ''No. 5'' size)
• 1934  + (in Italy (R.D. 305 of 1934-02-05) all gold nib must be marked according to law with the thousandths inside a lozenge)
• 1949  + (in a new version)
• 1925  + (in blue hard rubber)
• 1931  + (in celluloid)
• 1928  + (in colored hard rubber)
• 1948  + (in favour of the new [[Omas 55x]])
• 1946  + (in the remaining version)
• 1941  + (in the variant called [[Visumaster]])
• 1889  + (introduce ''Koh-i-Noor'' pencils)
• 1939  + (introduce the ''Carmine Red'' color for the striped [[Balance]])
• 1939  + (introduce the ''[[Osmiria]]'' steel nibs (approximate date!!!!given based on the trademark registration date (Reg. Gen. N. [[:File:Osmiria-Trademark.jpg|60764]]).!!))
• 1922  + (introduced the [[Columbus 670]] … introduced the [[Columbus 670]] model (guess date!!columbus!!as the archive of the company was destroyed in 1942 after the bombing of their headquarters, many [[Columbus]] date are just guessed, referring more to a period than to a specific year, like the first or second half of a decade, or its mid the beginning or end; for more detail just look at chronology on the [[Columbus]] page.!!)[[Columbus]] page.!!))
• 1929  + (introduces [[button filler]] and the ''[[push-knob]]'' system)
• 1940  + (introduces in South America and the Caribbean)
• 1933  + (introduces ''"Edacoto"'' marked clips!!!!a … introduces ''"Edacoto"'' marked clips!!!!although on [https://web.archive.org/web/20140103132539/http://edacoto.penandco.com/accueil_us.html this page] is indicated 1934 [[:File:1933-12-Edacoto-104.jpg|this advertising]] of 1933 clearly shows a clip marked ''"Edacoto"''.!!early shows a clip marked ''"Edacoto"''.!!)
• 1925  + (introduces ''[[Laccanite]]'' pens)
• 1941  + (introduces ''[[Permanio]]'' nibs)
• 1925  + (introduces ''[[Red Dot]]'' warranty)
• 1933  + (introduces ''[[streamlined]]'' models with up to five cap-rings)
• 1925  + (introduces [[Duofold]] like [[Tibaldi Flattop|models]] (guess date, refers to half of '20s))
• 1935  + (introduces [[Montegrappa faccettata|faceted models]])
• 1924  + (introduces [[RHR|red]] and [[mottled]] hard rubber)
• 1958  + (introduces [[cartridge filler]] models)
• 1957  + (introduces [[cartridge filler]] pens)
• 1943  + (introduces [[celluloid]] cap and short ink window on the [[Montblanc 13x|13x]] serie)
• 1955  + (introduces [[hooded nib]] models)
• 1962  + (introduces [[hooded nib]] models)
• 1927  + (introduces [[lever filler]] models)
• 1941  + (introduces [[lever filler]] models with stairstep clip)
• 1936  + (introduces a ''Faber-Castell'' marked model)
• 1941  + (introduces a 5$ mid line pen, that next year will become the [[Commando]])
• 1937  + (introduces a [[Columbus Extra]] version with smooth band and arrow clip)
• 1947  + (introduces a [[Le 4 de Bayard]] new version)
• 1926  + (introduces a [[R.A.]]2 version produced for the ''Touring Club Italiano'')
• 1947  + (introduces a [[Special 8]] new version)
• 1947  + (introduces a [[Special Luxe]] new version)
• 1927  + (introduces a [[lever filler]] model)
• 1924  + (introduces a [[pneumatic filler]] called [[Compressor]])
• 1905  + (introduces a [[safety filler]] lane)
• 1935  + (introduces a decorated band on [[Superluxe]] model)
• 1904  + (introduces a first filling system based on rubber sac squeezing)
• 1943  + (introduces a grape engraved decoration of the clip)
• 1931  + (introduces a more streamlined cap head on the [[Pelikan 100]])
• 1949  + (introduces a new [[Pelikan 100N|100N]] version with a single nib band and lined clip!!pelikan_100Nbis!!according to Dittmer and Lehemann.!!)
• 1921  + (introduces a normal feeder instead of the initial [[overfeed]] (uncertain date))
• 1907  + (introduces a pump filler model)
• 1930  + (introduces a round ventilation hole on [[Pelikan 100]] (November, or January 1931?))
• 1924  + (introduces a second tier production marked ''The De La Rue'')
• 1935  + (introduces a three digit [[Numerazione Montblanc|numbering system]])
• 1942  + (introduces a wheat ear engraved decoration of the clip)
• 1923  + (introduces also the 3, 35 and 5 sizes for the [[A.R.A]] model)
• 1947  + (introduces an [[Edacoto 87]] new version, with transparent barrel)
• 1938  + (introduces an arrow clip on the [[Extra Lucens]] model)
• 1930  + (introduces an enamelled bands fountain pen pairing with pencils)
• 1925  + (introduces an official clip for its pens)
• 1950  + (introduces and retires sriped green and tortoise colors like the ones of [[Pelikan 400|400]])
• 1941  + (introduces and then retires the [[Parkette Zephyr]])
• 1938  + (introduces another band in the [[Special Luxe]])
• 1957  + (introduces ballpoint and turns production to molded plastic)
• 1948  + (introduces ballpoint with water based ink, forerunner of the roller pens)
• 1936  + (introduces brown/tortoise color for the la [[Pelikan 101|101]])
• 1928  + (introduces celluloid models)
• 1930  + (introduces celluloid models (guess date))
• 1928  + (introduces celluloid models (or 1926?))
• 1927  + (introduces celluloid models in the ''Jade Green'', ''Lapis Blue'' and ''Coral Red'' colours)
• 1972  + (introduces dished ends on the [[Parker 75|75]])
• 1946  + (introduces first ball pens)
• 1922  + (introduces first model with its trademark engraved on the cap)
• 1927  + (introduces fist models in celluloid)
• 1953  + (introduces for the [[Pelikan 140]] the engraving on the cap-edge band, that was previously completely smooth)
• 1950  + (introduces gold nibs on [[Ibis]] also for internal market)
• 1938  + (introduces in the German market the [[Pelikan 100N|100N]])
• 1938  + (introduces in the German market the [[Pelikan 101N|100N]])
• 1936  + (introduces inlaid user intials on the [[Wing-flow]])
• 1927  + (introduces its ''[[flat top]]'' model (guess date, referring to second half of '20s))
• 1914  + (introduces its ''star'' logo)
• 1930  + (introduces its [[sleeve filler]] evolution (or 1931?))
• 1930  + (introduces its first [[Montegrappa celluloide|celluloid models]] (guess date))
• 1927  + (introduces its first [[lever filler]] models)
• 1923  + (introduces its first [[lever filler]] models (1922 or 1924?))
• 1904  + (introduces its first [[overlay]] model)
• 1908  + (introduces its first [[safety]], called ''Safety Filler'')
• 1929  + (introduces its first celluloid models)
• 1927  + (introduces its first celluloid models)
• 1925  + (introduces its new [[pneumatic filler]])
• 1932  + (introduces its own [[Duofold]]-style models)
• 1916  + (introduces its spring clip)
• 1951  + (introduces metal cap on [[Stylomine 303D]] model)
• 1951  + (introduces metal cap on [[Stylomine 303V]] model)
• 1941  + (introduces military clip models: ''[[Commandant]]'', ''[[Defender]]'', ''[[Vigilant]]'', ''[[Valiant]]'')
• 1917  + (introduces models with ink pads for the soldiers at the front (its ''[[Trench Pen]]''))
• 1933  + (introduces more streamlined models (or 1934))
• 1932  + (introduces new [[lever filler]] models)