V RARE OMAS SOCIETY LIMITED EDITION / STERLING SILVER 017/700
Item History & Price
| Reference Number: Avaluer:31138807 | Country/Region of Manufacture: Italy |
| Nib Material: Gold, 18K | Nib Size: Medium (M) |
| Brand: OMAS | Material: Sterling Silver |
| Ink Color: Blue | Pen Type: Fountain |
This Omas Society pen, the first of their limited issuance, was specifically designed to reward those pen lovers who hold Omas in the highest esteem. It is most certainly not a pen for everyone! Both cap and barrel are covered in thick sterling silver engraved with rings, while the rhodium plated 18-carat gold nib has a beautiful engraving of the famous Omas logo of the 1930s couple [see photos!]. The section is made of intensely dark blue resin, as is the insert at the top of th...e cap, also bearing the engraved silver 1930s couple logo. The pen is a piston filler, using the famed classic Omas system.
This item is in first-class condition, having been inked only once and kept in a light-proof velvet-lined box. Original packaging, leather carrying case, and warranty booklet are included.
This is a pen for those who value tradition and craftsmanship of the highest order, and are willing to add a pen to their collection that is not only stunningly beautiful, but impressively functional and highly pleasurable to use. This pen was never sold in shops, for it was far too special to be widely available. Only 700 were ever manufactured and offered solely to those fortunate enough to be members of the Omas Society; this is #17 of the set. The collectible value of this pen is, needless to say, very high.
This item is in first-class condition, having been inked only once and kept in a light-proof velvet-lined box. Original packaging, leather carrying case, and warranty booklet are included.
This is a pen for those who value tradition and craftsmanship of the highest order, and are willing to add a pen to their collection that is not only stunningly beautiful, but impressively functional and highly pleasurable to use. This pen was never sold in shops, for it was far too special to be widely available. Only 700 were ever manufactured and offered solely to those fortunate enough to be members of the Omas Society; this is #17 of the set. The collectible value of this pen is, needless to say, very high.
