Pineider Classic Palladium Ballpoint Pen combines high-quality materials, such as resin and steel, in an exclusive design.
With a twist lock, it offers a smooth and seamless writing experience, ideal for those seeking convenience and style.
Each palladium-plated detail adds a touch of sophistication, making this pen not only a writing instrument, but a true work of art.
The pen is designed for maximum durability and comfort with its sturdy construction and ergonomic design.
Color: Bordeaux
Brand: Pineider
It was founded in 1774 by Francesco Pineider in the heart of Florence, in Piazza della Signoria. Create the first custom printed letters in Italy, drawing from the Anglo-Saxon and Germanic traditions.
During the nineteenth century, Pineider became a must for travelers from all over the world and was chosen by intellectuals and politicians, such as Napoleon, Lord Byron, and Stendhal, for its unique and elevated style.
In the 1900s Pineider is a landmark for politicians and celebrities such as Rudolf Nureyev, Ridley Scott, Luciano Pavarotti, etc.
The concept of using a sphere inside a writing instrument, as a method of applying ink to paper, has existed since the 19th century.
In these inventions, a thin tube was filled with ink, and the top of the tube was blocked by a small ball, mounted so that it could not slide into the tube or leak out of the pen.
When the tip of the pen was slid across the paper, the ball spinning would drag the ink with it, thus drawing on the paper.
The first patent for a ballpoint pen was registered on October 30, 1888, by a leather tanner named John J. Loud.
But it was Birò who developed the formula for a viscous ink suitable for use by a pen.
The innovation was precisely the combination of a high-viscosity ink with a ball mechanism, which acted to prevent the ink from drying inside the reservoir, thus allowing a more controlled flow. Bíró on June 15, 1938 filed a patent for his pen in Great Britain.
Original price was: €270,00.€135,00Current price is: €135,00.
