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Although the [[Colorado]] is the only model with this name, is known a further "''Quadretti''" production of some celluloid pens equipped with ordinary nib marked themself "''Quadretti''", probably dating back to the early 40s. The production seems to have been permanently discontinued after the war.
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Although the ''Colorado'' is the only model with this name, is known a further "''Quadretti''" production of some celluloid pens equipped with ordinary nib marked themself "''Quadretti''", probably dating back to the early 40s. The production seems to have been permanently discontinued after the war.

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Benché la ''Colorado'' sia l'unico modello con questo nome, è nota una ulteriore produzione marchiata  "''Quadretti''" risalenti probabilmente ai primi anni '40, costituita da penne in celluloide con pennino ordinario, anch'esso marchiato "''Quadretti''". La produzione pare essersi definitivamente interrotta nel dopoguerra.
TraduzioneAlthough the ''Colorado'' is the only model with this name, is known a further "''Quadretti''" production of some celluloid pens equipped with ordinary nib marked themself "''Quadretti''", probably dating back to the early 40s. The production seems to have been permanently discontinued after the war.

Although the Colorado is the only model with this name, is known a further "Quadretti" production of some celluloid pens equipped with ordinary nib marked themself "Quadretti", probably dating back to the early 40s. The production seems to have been permanently discontinued after the war.