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The first pens had were gold nibs and  black or marbled hard rubber body,  [[eyedropper filler]] with no clip. In [[1925]] were introduced [[Goldstarry 25x|256]] and [[Goldstarry 25x|257]] Loaded [[safety]] models, characterized by the trademark consisting of a star, the ''Manifacture Francaise'' engraving on the barrel and some dotted rings on the cap top. The pens were still without clip, which was introduced on the following model [[Goldstarry 25x|254]]. From this time (it's described in a December 1925 [[:File:1925-12-Science-et-Vie-p586.jpg|article]]) also a model with a peculiar filling system, a [[safety]] with pump filling, that show some links with England industries (the patent, {{Cite patent|FR|574169}}, is English, from a person that worked for [[Lang]]). In [[1927]] was introduced a [[lever filler]] model.  

The first pens had were gold nibs and  black or marbled hard rubber body,  [[eyedropper filler]] with no clip. In [[1925]] were introduced [[Goldstarry 25x|256]] and [[Goldstarry 25x|257]] Loaded [[safety]] models, characterized by the trademark consisting of a star, the ''Manifacture Francaise'' engraving on the barrel and some dotted rings on the cap top. The pens were still without clip, which was introduced on the following model [[Goldstarry 25x|254]]. From this time (it's described in a December 1925 [[:File:1925-12-Science-et-Vie-p586.jpg|article]]) also a model with a peculiar filling system, a [[safety]] with pump filling, that show some links with England industries (the patent, {{Cite patent|FR|574169}}, is English, from a person that worked for [[Lang]]). In [[1927]] was introduced a [[lever filler]] model.  

''Gold Starry'' was one of the first French companies to use the [[celluloid]] getting excellent quality colored pens with vibrant colors and with gold plated finish and gold nibs, able to compete with imported American pens. Around [[1929]] the earlier models were discontinued and a new range of [[celluloid]] pens was launched, in black, red and white marble, lapis blue, cardinal red, green jade and jasper. There were also made ​some solid gold pens.  

[[Gold Starry]] was one of the first French companies to use the [[celluloid]] getting excellent quality colored pens with vibrant colors and with gold plated finish and gold nibs, able to compete with imported American pens. Around [[1929]] the earlier models were discontinued and a new range of [[celluloid]] pens was launched, in black, red and white marble, lapis blue, cardinal red, green jade and jasper. There were also made ​some solid gold pens.

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