Anchor Pen Fountain Pen Celluloid Push Button Pen Original Gold Vintage

Fountain pen STILL with body in marbled celluloid, gold -plated screw hood, loading with a background button (activation intervention of the internal mechanism performed by a qualified technician with historical methods and suitable materials of high quality ensuring the correct function of the internal lever) which moves but which by pressing aspires the ink in the internal bag, present all the punches that attest to its authenticity

✒ Original nib in 14 carat gold tested writing with signs of time 

⚙️ Mechanism with background button (activation intervention of the internal mechanism performed by a qualified technician with historical methods and suitable materials of high quality ensuring the correct function of the internal lever) works

 🔍 Conservative conditions such as photos

 📦 Complete with case

📖 An era of ink and genius (1920–1939). Between the crackling of the radio and the hand writing of the love letters, the fountain pens shone in the Salotti di Paris and in the literary cafes of Europe. The women wore hats with veil, exhibited the pen as a pendant and the gentlemen brought the pocket watch and in the same hook the pen or in the pocket of the vest. Hemingway, Woolf, Einstein, D'Annunzio: all linked by a thread of ink that crossed culture and history. The fountains were tools of elegance, silent witnesses of the most famous signatures and deepest thoughts. Today, possessing one means making an authentic fragment of lived history between your fingers. Specimen built before the patented invention of the clip that took place in 1930, when the goldsmith masters created by hand jewel penne With elementary tools of surgical type tools: in that historical period of great brilliant inventions, the pen began to become an indispensable tool that it could exhibit, indisputable testimony to belong to a few elected, aware of being erudite to the point of knowing how to read and write with the new channeling of the writing body with communicating wetworm vessels, not to draw more ink from the ink, but with ink with a tank ink with ink. autonomous