STIPULA 122

GIOVANNI DA VERRAZZANO “STIPULA” PEN, LIMITED EDITION OF 1524 UNITS FOR THE WHOLE WORLD

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BRAND INFORMATION

The brand Stipula It was founded by Renzo Salvadori in 1973.

 At first the company worked in the manufacture of gold, silver items and ornamental leather accessories for prestigious companies.

 Starting in 1977, the company began to focus mainly on the manufacture of desk accessories and in 1982 it began to manufacture fountain pens and writing instruments for other brands, but in 1991 it began manufacturing under its own trade name. “Stipula.”

 The company has always been recognized for the precision in the choice of materials and the elegance of its products.

ITEM INFORMATION

• Stipula pays tribute to Giovanni da Verrazzano (discoverer of New York and the port), whose journey north marked the beginning of a centuries-old relationship between Florence and New York, with an ultramarine blue celluloid fountain pen that reflects the color of the ocean crossed by the caravel by Giovanni da Verrazzano.
• The metal details, such as the clip with its steel spring, are all in a shiny finish (few oxidations): the top of the cap is set with a shiny crystal, symbol of the North Star, one of the oldest navigation instruments.
• The "Giovanni da Verrazzano" fountain pen is a limited edition of 1524 copies. 
• There are 1,524 units, remembering the date of the discovery of New York Bay.
• The octagonal body is made of navy-colored marble and is engraved "Stipula, Frenze-New York, April 17, 1524, 161/1524, made in Italy."
• The central ring is octagonal.
• To remove the nib, you must remove the small cap on the top of the pen.
• The fountain pen is equipped with a special "pin" filling system, with a piston mechanism that retracts into the body.
• The two-tone 18K gold nib with "M" medium point. Retractable nib
• Presiding over the cap is a crystal, this crystal is the symbol of the Polar Star that marks the direction in the sea.
• The clip ends with the North Star symbol.
• It is delivered in its original box with the papers, a magnifying glass and a key.