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"The eyes of the world are upon you." -Dwight Eisenhower's message to the troops of the invasion force This year marks the 75th anniversary of the historical day that was the turning point for the Allied forces in World War II. Made to commemorate the 50th anniversary of D-Day at Normandy. This pen is limited to only 5300 fountain pens, signifying the number of ships that crossed the English Channel on the dawn of June 6th 1944. The body is crafted from a gorgeous military green resin with gold vermeil trimmings. This Omas D-Day Fountain pen c.1994 is in exceptional condition and has been vault kept. It comes with authentic documents and presentation boxes. It has a Fine gold plated nib. It is NOS (New Old Stock). The pen has NOT been used and is in exceptional condition. The clip has light patina and the display box does have some light discoloration which is shown in the last image. We currently have two Fountain Pens of these, one with a Medium Nib, and another one in a Fine Nib. Please feel free to contact us for more inquiries, or if you are interested. orders@airlineintl.com

The first pen of the Lamy 50th anniversary year I see a picture of is the Lamy Scala. Color is called Glacier and it has a nice touch, 50 engraved on the clip. I think it looks very classy. To be available as fountain pen, roller and ballpoint pen, later in the year, but you can reserve one with me if you like

To commemorate the 50th anniversary of Pilot's Capless, I put these image of very first Capless released on November 1, 1963. I saw this at the Pen Trading in Tokyo 2013. One collector brought this MIB capless for the exhibition purpose, not for sale. I had never seen an MIB first capless before. Even the Pilot Pen Museum does not have one in such condition. I hope you enjoy them.