Amor Affidabile

Amor Affidabile is known to be trustworthy and reliable, able to be trusted, good enough or safe to be used on the road or in fact almost anywhere and naturally highly reliable. These characteristics of our Amor Affidabile by definition, are very rarely questioned. In the complex world of fountain pens, these totally operational characteristics are priceless as many of us knows already, learning from experience the hard way. Amor Affidabile is clearly safeguarding our hard-earned reputation. This does not mean that his/her siblings such as: Amor Nobile, Amor Poetico and Amor Furioso do not possess these characteristics, dare we say qualities. Of course, they also have these as well, but the major characteristics, their market and design goals and objectives are somewhat different. Reliable simply means that the pen consistently will behave in a certain way. Trustworthy means that the pen can be given responsibility for writing with high degree of confidence. Naturally, there are some unexpected exceptions, such as those experienced by His Majesty and recently witnessed by millions on television. Amor Affidabile on that day was in a serious trouble.

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Cross Classic Century Fountain Pen (2023)

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Faber-Castell (Graf von) Ambition OpArt Flamingo Fountain Pen (pre-2018)

Funded in 1761 in Germany, the company is known for high-quality products for writing, drawing, creative and technical design.

Inoxcrom Fountain Pen (post 2012)

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LAMY 2000 Fountain Pen (1966-2023)

After 57 years and still in production, this exemplary specimen of Bauhaus design, can be found in the Lamy 2000.

LAMY Safari Vista Demonstrator Fountain Pen (post 2004)

One of the most popular pens of the last and at least 30 years. When the Safari fountain pen first arrived back in 1980.

LAMY Safari Vista Fountain Pen (post 2004)

Classic Safari design fountain pen in high gloss yellow. Tough ABS plastic, triangular finger grip section area, the usual ink level window and strong chrome-plated brass pocket clip. Fountain pen with cartridge filling system with blue ink cartridge supplied as standard. Polished steel nib. You can use Lamy T10 cartridges, or the optional Lamy Z28 converter which is available separately, for bottled ink use of your choice.

Montegrappa Cortina Vintage Fountain Pen (pre-1970s)

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Parker Model 17 Super Duofold Fountain Pen (1962)

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Parker Model 17 Lady Fountain Pen (1960s)

A vintage (c1968) Parker 17 Lady Standard Duofold in dark blue medium size fountain pen comes with a 14k (Au585) gold nib and with its gold-plated trim.

Parker Model 51 Fountain Pen (1965)

This Vintage (c 1965) Parker 51 Burgundy Medium Fountain Pen comes with brushed stainless-steel cap & chrome plated trim including fixed type famous Parker clip.

Parker Model 45 Flighter CT Fountain Pen (1979)

One of the longest running Parker product lines since the early 60s until 2007, reaching between its different versions, approx. 10 mln pieces sold worldwide.