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[[Image:Stilus-917-Green-CapNib.jpg|thumb||A [[Stilus]] 917 in celluloid]]

[[Image:Stilus-917-Green-CapNib.jpg|thumb||A [[Stilus]] 917 in celluloid]]

During the '30s the design began to be revised, with the abandonment of the ball clip for the adoption of more streamlined lines. The [[Stilus]] production followed the trend introduced by the [[Omas Extra]], with wheel clip and faceted pens, imitating the design of the [[Eversharp]] [[Doric]], which characterizes virtually all the Italian production of that period. In this period were produced lever filler [[celluloid]] models named ''[[Stilus Automatica|Automatica]]''.   

During the '30s the design began to be revised, with the abandonment of the ball clip for the adoption of more streamlined lines. The [[Stilus]] production followed the trend introduced by the [[Omas Extra]], with wheel clip and faceted pens, imitating the design of the [[Eversharp]] [[Doric]], which characterizes virtually all the Italian production of that period. In this period were produced lever filler celluloid models named ''Automatica''.

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The new multi-faceted models were identified by the digit 10 (resulting in a 4-digit code) while the smooth version were identified by the digit 9. The use of celluloid was presumably indicated by the digit 4 in the column of tens, even if there are model with the digit 5. The details on the numbering of this period are therefore somewhat uncertain.

The new multi-faceted models were identified by the digit 10 (resulting in a 4-digit code) while the smooth version were identified by the digit 9. The use of celluloid was presumably indicated by the digit 4 in the column of tens, even if there are model with the digit 5. The details on the numbering of this period are therefore somewhat uncertain.