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Fountain Pens
Edacoto fountain pen, 1930
Edacoto fountain pen in celluloid, made in France in the 1930s, lever-filling system guaranteed for one year; the nib is gold-plated and offers pleasant, medium and soft writing that allows thick and thin strokes.
Length 11.6 cm closed and 15 cm open.
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Edacoto (Paris, France). Originally, the Edac company was essentially a maker of mechanical pencils. It nevertheless produced a few pens, including an all-metal self-filling model with a priming system. In 1931 it distributed Aurora pens in France, pairing them with mechanical pencils to create the modern pen-and-pencil set, while developing the manufacture of its own pens. In 1959 it was one of the makers of the Visor Pen.
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Period1900 – 1939
