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OMAS Celluloid Bronze Arco HT | ||
| Very few of these pens were made and
they will soon be gone. Because the warm tones of the Bronze Arco contrast strongly
with the rhodium (white metal) surface of the clip, the bands and the nib, this
is a very unusual pen. | ||
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| Made from the hand layered celluloid
that has become the hallmark of OMAS high end fountain pens, this pen is a classic
favorite of many collectors. | ||
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| The roller ball clip and Greek key design on the
cap date from Wahl-Eversharp's Gold Seal pen of 1928. This clip slid easily onto
a pocket then as it does now. Some designs last because they are good and this
pen is one of them. Although we understand that plans are in the works, as yet
OMAS has not replaced this 12-faceted fountain pen. |  | |
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| The beauty and simplicity of this hand
made material, resembling vibrant wood grain, is seen no where else, not even
in the great Wahl-Eversharp Doric pens of the 1930's. | ||
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We can provide this pen with the nib of your choice from extra-fine to double-broad. We can also modify it to a cursive italic point, my favorite for correspondence. We test every pen that we send out using ink on paper, and we also pressure test the seals so that you know you will be getting a pen that is not only beautiful, but functional. These pens have been discontinued
and are only available while supplies last. As of February 2007, we are out of
this pen with the gold trim so this is the last of the old style Bronze Arco available. | |
| "Pat, "Dear
Pat and John Pat
and John -- | ||
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