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La produzione iniziale prevedeva i classici modelli di penne [[safety|rientranti]] (denominate [[R.A.]], da ''Rientrante Aurora''), o con [[caricamento a contagocce]] realizzate in [[ebanite]], ispirate ai modelli introdotti sul mercato dalle grandi aziende americane che, come la [[Waterman]], iniziavano ad essere commercializzati anche in Italia. Queste erano penne in ebanite nera liscia o [[BCHR|cesellata]], molto più rari invece i modelli in ebanite [[mottled|marmorizzata rosso/nera]]; vennero prodotti anche modelli di lusso [[overlay|rivestiti]] in metallo placcato e laminato, ed anche in oro massiccio, che non avevano nulla da invidiare agli analoghi delle marche americane.
TraduzioneThe initial production was made of [[ebonite]] models with the classical [[eyedropper filler|eyedropper]] or [[safety]] filler, clearly inspired by the pens produced by American companies like [[Waterman]] that at that time began to be marketed in Italy. These were black ebonite pens in or smooth or [[BCHR|chased]] version, and also, but much more rare [[mottled]] models. There were also luxury models in gold plated or laminated metal [[overlay]], and also in full gold, which quality had nothing to envy to the pen produced by the more famous American brands.

The initial production was made of ebonite models with the classical eyedropper or safety filler, clearly inspired by the pens produced by American companies like Waterman that at that time began to be marketed in Italy. These were black ebonite pens in or smooth or chased version, and also, but much more rare mottled models. There were also luxury models in gold plated or laminated metal overlay, and also in full gold, which quality had nothing to envy to the pen produced by the more famous American brands.