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...oming one of the most relevant components, present on the vast majority of pens. ...n a pocket of the same, usually small size. Another exception are the desk pens, which do not use it being positioned in their housing on the base.

The first real fountains pens appeared around the end of 1800, although there were several predecessors d ...t time there were already several producers who had built working fountain pens, whose essential elements remain the same even today.

...oduction done for ''Virginio Mengoni'', owner of one of the most important pens and writing materials shop of Milan, placed first in Corso Vittorio Emanue ...w end, produced presumably in the [[Settimo Torinese]] district, with desk pens and [[piston filler]] models.

| introduces the first desk pen with conical end | proclaims the sale of 350,000 pens

...ion in the pens quality. After the war he produced other [[piston filler]] pens, marked ''Saratoga-Webber''. The production went on with [[hooded nb]] mod ...ented, produced presumably in the [[Settimo Torinese]] district, with desk pens and [[piston filler]] models. His activity continued until [[1957]], the ye

...'50s. Activities stopped in [[1957]], when the division which produced the pens was bought by [[Parker]]. ...design, producing, at the apex of his success, some of the most beautiful pens ever made and distinguished by the wonderful achievements in Art Deco style

...s. These early years models are hard rubber [[lever filler]] or [[safety]] pens, made as a clear imitation of the [[Waterman]] models. ...ni patented the metal joint used for the construction of the [[OMAS]] desk pens, for which the company becomes one of the leading Italian manufacturers.