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Fountain Pens
Lady's Bayard fountain pen, 1940
Bayard fountain pen from 1940, made in France, "Souverain" lever-filler model in resin.
18k gold nib, soft writing of good quality, offering thick and thin strokes.
Pen guaranteed for one year.
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- Guaranteed for at least 6 months on its working order and filling system (not the appearance of the barrel). The exact length depends on the pen: ask Eric Le Cour.
- Secure payment
- Tracked shipping, or collection in Paris by appointment or at a fair
Bayard (Paris, France). In 1903, Étienne Forbin was the agent for Nauheim & Co (New York). In 1912 he registered several trademarks for the pens he distributed: Bayard, Excelsior, Alpin, etc. Some were made in workshops in Arbois (Jura). In 1922 his nephews succeeded him and the company name became Panici Frères et Cie. The initials P.F. appear on the nibs. The workshops on rue des Cordelières in Paris gave the business a new dimension. It went on to hold a leading position in the French market, before being swept away, like so many others, by the downturn of the sixties.
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Period1940 – 1990
