Osmia 66
Key Attributes
| Brand | Osmia |
| Model | Progress 66G |
| Country Of Origin | Germany |
| Era | 1950s |
| Production Year | 1957 |
| Filling System | piston-filler |
| Nib Material | unknown |
| Colorway | green |
| Rarity | uncommon |
About this Fountain pen
Vintage Osmia Progress 66G fountain pen from the 1950s, identified in reference material as a German piston-filler. The cited example is shown in green, with another example noted in green and burgundy, making it a mid-century Osmia collectible with streamlined postwar styling.
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