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The company ceased operations in the '50s, killed as many others producer of the [[Settimo Torinese]] district by the advent of the disposable ballpoint pen.
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The company ceased operations in the '50s, killed as many others producer of the [[Settimo Torinese]] district by the advent of the disposable ballpoint pen,  but it is still active at least until 1956, resulting in the general industry directory of that year.<ref>see the excerpts published in [https://forum.fountainpen.it/viewtopic.php?f=13&t=18418 this discussion].</ref>

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L'azienda cessò le attività negli anni '50, messa in crisi come molti altri produttori di stilografiche dall'avvento della penna a sfera usa e getta. La ''"Metron Officine Piemontesi S.p.A."'' risulta comunque ancora attiva almeno fino al [[1956]], comparendo in [[:File:1956-Annuario-Generale-Industria-Stilografiche-A.jpg|questa pagina]] dell'''"Annuario generale dell'industria e del prodotto italiano"'' di  quell'anno.
TraduzioneThe company ceased operations in the '50s, killed as many others producer of the [[Settimo Torinese]] district by the advent of the disposable ballpoint pen,  but it is still active at least until 1956, resulting in the general industry directory of that year.<ref>see the excerpts published in [https://forum.fountainpen.it/viewtopic.php?f=13&t=18418 this discussion].</ref>

The company ceased operations in the '50s, killed as many others producer of the Settimo Torinese district by the advent of the disposable ballpoint pen, but it is still active at least until 1956, resulting in the general industry directory of that year.[1]

  1. see the excerpts published in this discussion.