I watched the movie on BluRay last night. Not my favorite pic of all time, but I noted the scene where Valentin is signing check after check with a cool looking FP. Have any of the experts here seen the movie and identified the pen?
I watched the movie on BluRay last night. Not my favorite pic of all time, but I noted the scene where Valentin is signing check after check with a cool looking FP. Have any of the experts here seen the movie and identified the pen?
"We cannot solve our problems with the same thinking we used when we created them." -- Albert Einstein
Love that movie. Can't answer your question, but I've paid more attention to fountain pens in movies in the last year. Of course, in a modern movie like this one, you wonder if they got the period details right and had a pen from that period or earlier.
"...when I attempt a discourse the words come out as they will, and they may make sense when they strike the atmosphere, or they may not." O.Henry - - "Cabbages and Kings"
The pen looked vintage. I'm pretty sure it was some kind of lever fill.
"We cannot solve our problems with the same thinking we used when we created them." -- Albert Einstein
Have to check it out and see. Since I got into FP's a few months ago, the only movie I can recall seeing a FP being used was the beginning of Inglorious Basterds. And pretty sure it was a plunger filler Col. Landa was using
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