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Parker Duofold internacional roller silver
260,00€
Parker Duofold international silver
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Parker Duofold International Special Edition Fountain Pen- Black Mosaic, 18k M
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Parker Duofold Mosaic pens are a variant of the legendary Duofold fountain pens of the 1920s.
Duofold pens are a model that has gone down in history.
Although it follows the Duofold pattern, the particularity of the Duofold Mosaic pens lies in their color, based on strips of different colors of acrylic resin. They are inspired by the mosaics of ancient Mesopotamia and are manufactured in the factory that the brand has in England.
The Duofold Mosaic fountain pen has an acrylic resin cap like its body, with the characteristic arrowhead clip and the Duofold logo on the top.
The back end of the pen is made of black resin, as is the mouthpiece.
The nib is made of 18-carat solid gold and stands out for its softness, with only the possibility of medium.
The feeding system is by piston and cartridge.
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Omas Limited Edition 1997 Return To Motherland fountain pen
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The top is decorated with the Bauhinia flower encircled by the words, “Return of the Motherland”, and enameled in the original red color of the Association’s official logo.
The clip is embellished in the same hue by a thin linear element reminiscent of basic calligraphy. Fountains of water adorn its cylindrical surface, which is elegantly patterned after the finest Chinese silk. The band around the cap synthesizes the Great Wall of China, one of the most recognized monuments of this earth, the OMAS logo emerging from one of the Wall’s majestic gates, and the 4 ideograms meaning “Return to the Motherland’s in Chinese.
The barrel of the pen follows this theme of combining Hong Kong and Chinese motifs. Sculpted into the metal sheath of the barrel, two Chinese dragons, mother and child, allude to the relationship between Hong Kong and China and support the emblem of their unity, the pink Chinese dolphin. The Chairman of the Association, Dr. Raymond Wu, chose the pink Chinese dolphin as the reunification icon for a several reasons.
