This Pen Says Made In Italy

[phonelady61]

I cant make out the name of it but I can make out made in italy . I have attached a photo . I would really like to know thanks . This pen writes just incredibly well thanks.

[esteroids]

I wish you had posted a picture of the nib. By the shape it looks like it's based on the Aurora Hastil. There was also a Marco Polo version with a gold nib and wide cap band, and a Ferrari version attributed to Dupont or Aurora with a wide band on the barrel.

 

I've seen a few other manufacturer names on Hastil variations. Aurora must have been busy producing these for a number of clients.

 

Does the nib and section match these?

 

Hastil:

 

Marco Polo:

 

Ferrari:

[phonelady61]

 

 

hopefully these will help I so appreciate your help .

[jar]

Looks like one of the many Italian pens that were based on the Aurora designs. Often the only name on the pen was the store where it was sold. Here is an example that was made by Ferrari da Varese.

 

http://www.fototime.com/E8F8BFCFF6EE8AA/standard.jpg

http://www.fototime.com/D097AB2B9292787/standard.jpg

Since this version actually is Sterling silver it has the guild marks to show origin but nowhere on the pen is the name Ferrari da Varese found. The section and nib on this example were most likely shopped, made by some other Italian company and only the body made by Ferrari da Varese and most likely as a contract for some jewelry store to be sold as a store brand.

[phonelady61]

i found out that this pen is a pen quest pen .