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Omas is making some very interesting editions, based on old revised models.

Ogiva Demo green and blue

http://www.novelli.it/images/limited/2141205362.jpg http://www.novelli.it/images/limited/2141205363.jpg

This edition is based on the popular old style Ogiva pen made in green resin with HT trim and blue resin with rose gold trim.

The nib is 18kt solid gold, but we can deliver the pen with a 14kt. extraflexible nib upon specific request.

This edition is limited to 150 pieces per color worldwide.

 

Paragon vintage burlwood

 

http://www.novelli.it/pendescription/Omas/Vintage%20Paragon%20Burlwood%20Celluloid/images/omas-vintage-paragon-burlwood-celluloid-04.jpg

This is the 8th color ever made on the well known Paragon celluloid. This edition was made with the old clip and the 3 rings only for the Italian market, and it is limited to 50 pieces. The nib is 18kt gold, rose gold plated but we can deliver the pen with a 14kt. extraflexible nib upon specific request.

 

360 Titanium dlc

http://www.novelli.it/images/limited/2141205344.jpg

 

this is another model that made the Omas so famous, the 360 innovative, for triangular shape. This pen is made in titanium with DLC (Diamond Like Carbon) treatment that is a PVD coating process using diamond like carbons. Extremely attractive is the combination of colors of the dark titanium with the rose gold trim. Very interesting is the 18kt gold nib too, engraved with some small triangles. This edition is limited to only 60 pieces

 

Roma Limited Edition

http://www.novelli.it/images/limited/2141205356s.jpg http://www.novelli.it/images/limited/2141205359s.jpg

 

this edition is dedicated to the Eternal City that, incidentally, is where I was born and I leave, so, probably, I'm not very impartial in my judgement

This wonderful edition pen is clearly and simply evoking Rome with all the symbols of a Millennial history of Empire and democracy.

It is produced in 2 editions, sterling silver (214 pieces) and gold plated (753 pieces).

 

Please feel free to contacting me for any further information.

Best Regards,

Marco

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