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The Arte Italiana Art Déco Collection

I've just received this limited edition and I was suroprised on how micer it is compared to the picture received from Omas some weeks ago.

I find this edition really interesting, based on the standard Paragon old style and embellished with a very elegant and stunning guilloche engraving.

 

http://www.novelli.it/pendescription/Omas/Arte%20Italiana%20Art%20Deco/images/omas-arte-italiana-art-deco-01.jpg

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http://www.novelli.it/pendescription/Omas/Arte%20Italiana%20Art%20Deco/images/omas-arte-italiana-art-deco-03.jpg

 

This engraving is a classical pattern of the Thirties that has been reproduced on both cap and barrel. These details bestow to the Limited Edition a modern, unique and yet sophisticated style.

But not only that. It is also very light (gr. 18) and extremely nice to touch and handle. It is limited to only 931 pieces and immediately available with EF,F,M,B 18kt nib, or 14kt extraflex M nib.

 

http://www.novelli.it/pendescription/Omas/Arte%20Italiana%20Art%20Deco/images/omas-arte-italiana-art-deco-04.jpg

http://www.novelli.it/pendescription/Omas/Arte%20Italiana%20Art%20Deco/images/omas-arte-italiana-art-deco-05.jpg

http://www.novelli.it/pendescription/Omas/Arte%20Italiana%20Art%20Deco/images/omas-arte-italiana-art-deco-06.jpg

 

Feel free to contact me for any further information,

 

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I held this pen in my hands today at the Ohio Pen Show. It is GORGEOUS! Wonderfully light, and the feel in my hand was incredible. Soooo comfortable! I loved it.

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