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Miniofficina
Giuliano Mazzuoli Miniofficina End Mill Brushed Chrome Ballpoint Pen
Giuliano Mazzuoli
Miniofficina
Giuliano Mazzuoli Miniofficina End Mill Brushed Chrome Ballpoint Pen 
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Giuliano Mazzuoli Miniofficina End Mill Brushed Chrome Ballpoint Pen
SKU: PO1MN03/B
Manufacturer: Giuliano Mazzuoli
Our Price: $135.00 $105.30
With the success of the Officina line, Itallian designer Giuliano Mazzuoli releases the new more compact Miniofficina pens (“officina” in Italian means mechanical workshop), inspired by everyday workshop tools. The End Mill pattern is a highly tactile deep cut milled pattern with a spiral cut the length of the barrel.
“The picture is from 1923 and the little girl in the picture is my mother. My grandfather Renato had a mechanical workshop with lathes and cutters with which he built handcrafted bicycles. At the beginning of the 1950s, with the advent of motorcycles in a hilly terrain like ours, the activity became obsolete and ended. A few years later, when I was about ten years old, I found and kept an old wooden box with metal objects that had a strange form. For some years afterwards it was a treasure that I tried keeping secret.”In November 1999 Giuliano Mazzuoli found himself in a modern mechanical workshop and looking around, he saw the same objects. Forty years later they still fascinated him with their beautiful shapes and he wanted to let others appreciate them not simply as mechanical tools, but as everyday writing instruments, and so “Officina, Writing Instruments” were born. The Miniofficina is the response to those who want a more compact writing instrument in the same design.
The highlights of the pen are the chunky and compact look, handcrafted solid aluminum cap and barrel finished in Brushed Chrome, with highly polished trim. The cap screws onto the base of the barrel.Complete with handsome gift box. Includes one black refill (Fisher Space Pen type) installed in the pen.Dimensions: 4 5/8 inches long capped / 5 7/8 inches long with the cap posted on the barrel / 1/2 inches across (a compact, chunky pen)
Weight: 1 oz (a medium weight pen)Made in Italy by Giuliano Mazzuoli
“The picture is from 1923 and the little girl in the picture is my mother. My grandfather Renato had a mechanical workshop with lathes and cutters with which he built handcrafted bicycles. At the beginning of the 1950s, with the advent of motorcycles in a hilly terrain like ours, the activity became obsolete and ended. A few years later, when I was about ten years old, I found and kept an old wooden box with metal objects that had a strange form. For some years afterwards it was a treasure that I tried keeping secret.”In November 1999 Giuliano Mazzuoli found himself in a modern mechanical workshop and looking around, he saw the same objects. Forty years later they still fascinated him with their beautiful shapes and he wanted to let others appreciate them not simply as mechanical tools, but as everyday writing instruments, and so “Officina, Writing Instruments” were born. The Miniofficina is the response to those who want a more compact writing instrument in the same design. The highlights of the pen are the chunky and compact look, handcrafted solid aluminum cap and barrel finished in Brushed Chrome, with highly polished trim. The cap screws onto the base of the barrel.Complete with handsome gift box. Includes one black refill (Fisher Space Pen type) installed in the pen.Dimensions: 4 5/8 inches long capped / 5 7/8 inches long with the cap posted on the barrel / 1/2 inches across (a compact, chunky pen)Weight: 1 oz (a medium weight pen)Made in Italy by Giuliano Mazzuoli
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