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[[Image:Stilus-Automatica-RedGold-Posted.jpg|thumb|left|A [[Stilus]] in [[celluloid]] ]]

[[Image:Stilus-Automatica-RedGold-Posted.jpg|thumb|left|A [[Stilus]] in [[celluloid]] ]]

Con il progredire della propaganda autarchica del regime fascista, alla fine degli anni '30 come gli altri produttori l'azienda iniziò ad usare pennini in acciaio, e come le altre aziende adottò per la lega utilizzata un nome di fantasia ''[[Osmiria]]'' (registrato nel 1939, al {{Marchio|60764}}). All'uso dei pennini di acciaio vennero poi abbinate delle finiture cromate anziché dorate. Nella fattura del 1937 citata in precedenza, si parla inoltre di penne [[Eridano]] a stantuffo, cosa che renderebbe la ditta fra le prime (se non la prima) ad aver utilizzato questo sistema, fin da prima della guerra.

With the progress of the autharchic fascist propaganda in the late '30s as the other manufacturers, the company began to use steel nibs, and like the other Italian companies adopted for the steel alloy an invented name: ''[[Osmiria]]'', that was registered as trademark in 1939 ({{Marchio|60764}}). Use of steel nibs were then combined with chrome trim instead of gold ones. In the previously cited invoice are mentioned also some [[Eridano]] piston filler pens, and this will put the company between the firsts (if not the first) to adopt this filling system in Italy, well before WWII.

After the war the production quality began to decline. Following the design in vogue at that time, adopted by all manufacturers, new models were more streamlined, using an ogival shape. In addition to conventional lever filler and the button filler was also used the new piston filler. Were also produced economic fountain pens with gold-plated steel nibs.  

After the war the production quality began to decline. Following the design in vogue at that time, adopted by all manufacturers, new models were more streamlined, using an ogival shape. In addition to conventional lever filler and the button filler was also used the new piston filler. Were also produced economic fountain pens with gold-plated steel nibs.