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Del sistema venne prodotta, a partire dal [[1937]], una seconda versione denominata "''[[speedline]]''", in cui la realizzazione era semplificata eliminando il sistema di bloccaggio. Questo comportava un fondello più lungo, ma venne pubblicizzato per la possibilità di effettuare il riempimento con una sola mano (in realtà per svitare il fondello se ne usano comunque due). Dal [[1942]] circa il sistema venne ulteriormente revisionato (con la versione chiamata "''[[speedline|wartime]]''" dai collezionisti) usando un pulsante in celluloide anziché in alluminio.<noinclude>
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TraduzioneA second version of the system, called "''[[speedline]]''", was produced starting from [[1937]], in which the realization was simplified by eliminating the locking system. This involved a longer bottom, but was advertised for the possibility of filling with one hand (in fact, to unscrew the bottom you still use two). Since [[1942]] about the system was further revised (with the version called "''[[speedline|wartime]]''" by collectors) using a button in celluloid instead of aluminum.<noinclude>
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A second version of the system, called "speedline", was produced starting from 1937, in which the realization was simplified by eliminating the locking system. This involved a longer bottom, but was advertised for the possibility of filling with one hand (in fact, to unscrew the bottom you still use two). Since 1942 about the system was further revised (with the version called "wartime" by collectors) using a button in celluloid instead of aluminum.

Related Patents

  • Patent n° US-1966369, of 1934-07-10, requested on 1934-02-13, of Steven G. Yates, David Kahn, Wearever. Fountain pen.
  • Patent n° GB-471612, of 1937-09-08, requested on 1936-04-08, of Edward G. Knight, De La Rue - Onoto. Improvements in or relating to self-filling fountain pens.
  • Patent n° DE-682506, of 1939-10-16, requested on 1937-02-12, Osmia. Fuellfederhalter mit einem im hinteren Ende des Halterschaftes befestigten, durch eine Kolbenstange umstuelpbaren Gummisack.