KOSCA Mechanical Pencil Guilloché Engraved 18K Gold 1900 Vintage Pencil For Sale

KOSCA Mechanical Pencil Guilloché Engraved 18K Gold 1900 Vintage Pencil
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KOSCA Mechanical Pencil Guilloché Engraved 18K Gold 1900 Vintage Pencil:
$173.80

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Antique jewel mechanical pencil KOSCA antique pencil guilloche workmanship CHISELLED WITH BAS-RELIEF AND LAMINATED IN 18k GOLD Stunning example with a body entirely worked artistically from the early Mechanism works, yes the central ring slides down and the tip comes out

  Conservative state as photo

  Complete with universal case

An era of ink and genius: the company was born from the activities of two German entrepreneurs, Paul Kohler and Christian Schaefer, in Pforzheim, Germany around 1920 and the company's name was born from the initial letters of their names. This was initially dedicated to the production of multi-lead mechanical pencils, in gold and silver, capable of changing four colours. Subsequently they tried their hand at producing fountain pens. The company founded the branch in Milan with the Italian factory, the opening of production is not precisely known, but from an extract of a document dated 26 November 1923 published in the book "The registered trademarks of Italian fountain pens" there appears to be an Italian branch with representative Giuseppe Kügler, initially attested in via Victor Hugo 2


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An era of ink and genius: the company was born from the activities of two German entrepreneurs, Paul Kohler and Christian Schaefer, in Pforzheim, Germany around 1920 and the company's name was born from the initial letters of their names. This was initially dedicated to the production of multi-lead mechanical pencils, in gold and silver, capable of changing four colours. Subsequently they tried their hand at producing fountain pens. The company founded the branch in Milan with the Italian factory, the opening of production is not precisely known, but from an extract of a document dated 26 November 1923 published in the book "The registered trademarks of Italian fountain pens" there appears to be an Italian branch with representative Giuseppe Kügler, initially attested in via Victor Hugo 2 Related Items:

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