Adler Fountain Pen?

[publishing guy]

Has anyone ever heard of an Adler brand fountain pen ??

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There was (is? ) and Adler Pen & Pencil Company from New York from the 30s IIRC..

[Azuniga]

Earlier this year there was a topic about Osmia 648 in this same forum

 

https://www.fountainpennetwork.com/forum/index.php?/topic/208440-osmia-448/page__p__2161716__hl__osmia+648__fromsearch__1#entry2161716

 

During the post exchanges I showed an image (it should be there) of a German Adler (Max Adler & Co, Berlin) and some of the replies gave good information.

It is a pen manufactured by Osmia.

 

Regards

[publishing guy]

Earlier this year there was a topic about Osmia 648 in this same forum

 

https://www.fountainpennetwork.com/forum/index.php?/topic/208440-osmia-448/page__p__2161716__hl__osmia+648__fromsearch__1#entry2161716

 

During the post exchanges I showed an image (it should be there) of a German Adler (Max Adler & Co, Berlin) and some of the replies gave good information.

It is a pen manufactured by Osmia.

 

Regards

This one is made in the USA. I'm sure it's the Adler Pen and Pencil Company.

[MapsterChef]

This one is made in the USA. I'm sure it's the Adler Pen and Pencil Company.

 

I know this thread is several years old, but I just joined the forum over the weekend and stumbled across this post.

 

Adler Pen & Pencil Co. was founded in New York in 1933 by my great-grandfather, Harry Adler. According to my uncle, who took over the business, the name "Adler" was never put on any of the pens from the company. He was a "middle man" and would import and craft the pens for his clients with their company names on them. If you ever find a pen with the name "Adler" on it made in the USA, it is actually from the European pen company and not really from the USA. So, if your pen says "Adler/USA" on it, it is most likely European in origin and definitely not from the NY-based Adler Pen & Pencil Co. in question

 

Hope this helps!