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Norman Pen Sphere G USA Brass Solid Snap Zonzon Rare Vintage

Norman Pen Sphere G USA Brass Solid Snap Zonzon Rare Vintage

€113,42

It is difficult to imagine a more emblematic pen of the pioneering era of American mechanical biro: this Norman G , entirely in brass with aluminum button, embodies one of the first industrial interpretations of the shutter mechanism, dating back to the 1940s - early 1950s, in the middle of the post-war period.

The mechanism is shot and works by pressing the upper aluminum button, to bring the tip back, just place it on the sheet: it is of extraordinary beauty and quality.

Solid body, clip stamped with a zonzon brand and US wording, states a decisive and concrete identity. The minimalist, almost "military" style recalls the American functional productions. The tapered shape and authentic patina complete the typical aesthetic from a desk or workshop tool, now highly collectible. In fact, the "Zonzon" logo visible on the clip is linked to an American experimental production line, now rare, attributed to small innovative ante-ond manufacturers. Rarity from study and showcase.

πŸ–Š He writes with Refill built (as the same does not exist)

βš™οΈ Shooting mechanism

↔ length: 12.7 cm (πŸ‡ΊπŸ‡Έ 5 in) Ø Slip diameter: 9.9 mm (πŸ‡ΊπŸ‡Έ 0.39 in)

⏳ era: vintage (1940s-50s)

πŸ” Conservative state as per photo

πŸ“¦ Complete with universal transparent case

πŸ“– An era of ink and genius born in a period in which America guided post-war innovation, this Norman G pen anticipates the development of modern biro. The use of Ottone was not only an aesthetic choice, but an industrial inheritance: a resistant material, available, often used in the war manufacture. In this object, practicality, memory and pure design are condensed: a capsule of the time that tells the birth of mechanical writing in the twentieth century.

πŸŽ–οΈ We are sellers with top reliability on Ebay for years, with over 2,400 fully satisfied customers who have chosen our shop for quality, care and authenticity. Each object we propose is selected, photographed and described with competence and passion.

Solid body, clip stamped with a zonzon brand and US wording, states a decisive and concrete identity. The minimalist, almost "military" style recalls the American functional productions. The tapered shape and authentic patina complete the typical aesthetic from a desk or workshop tool, now highly collectible. In fact, the "Zonzon" logo visible on the clip is linked to an American experimental production line, now rare, attributed to small innovative ante-ond manufacturers. Rarity from study and showcase. πŸ“– An era of ink and genius born in a period in which America guided post-war innovation, this Norman G pen anticipates the development of modern biro. The use of Ottone was not only an aesthetic choice, but an industrial inheritance: a resistant material, available, often used in the war

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