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Piedimonte Pen Design.

Has anyone heard about this Italian fountain pen maker?

They have a very innovative pen filling system: the magnetic piston filler.

The design of their pens is also very attractive.

See www.piedimontependesign.com

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looks rather interesting, the Lisa has a nice simple line, the magnetic piston sounds like a cool idea.

He is using Bock and Jowo nibs, I assume he is using the whole screw in collar, feed and nib, but without converter.

Curious about the asking price.

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They seem to combine the capacity of an eyedropper with the ease of use of a piston filler. But I don't see a shut-off valve to avoid burping when the barrel is nearly empty?

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