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Un secondo marchio utilizzato nell'anteguerra dalla ditta era [[Condor]], usato per le penne di fascia più economica. Sono noti modelli in stile [[flat top]] con clip a goccia, denominati ''Condor B'' e altri leggermente affusolati con estremità coniche e clip a freccia denominati ''Condor S'', entrambi con caricamento a [[pulsante di fondo]]. Si tratta di penne economiche la cui [[celluloide]] è di qualità inferiore, e dotate di pennino in acciaio dorato marchiato ''Condor''. Il marchio [[Regale]] venne usato invece per penne simili alle [[Condor]] ma con [[celluloide]] di migliore qualità, sul corpo delle quali veniva inciso il marchio in una corona stilizzata.
TraduzioneA second brand name used by the company before the war was [[Condor]], for the cheaper-end pens. There were [[flat top]] models with drop clip, called ''Condor B'' and others models with slightly tapered conical ends and arrow clip called ''Condor S''. Both were equipped with [[button filler]]. These were economic pens whose [[celluloid]] is of inferior quality, and come with gold plated steel nib marked ''Condor''. The [[Regale]] name was used instead for pens similar to [[Condor]] but their [[celluloid]] has better quality, and they have on the body an engraved logo with a stylized crown.

A second brand name used by the company before the war was Condor, for the cheaper-end pens. There were flat top models with drop clip, called Condor B and others models with slightly tapered conical ends and arrow clip called Condor S. Both were equipped with button filler. These were economic pens whose celluloid is of inferior quality, and come with gold plated steel nib marked Condor. The Regale name was used instead for pens similar to Condor but their celluloid has better quality, and they have on the body an engraved logo with a stylized crown.