Etymologie, Etimología, Étymologie, Etimologia, Etymology, (griech.) etymología, (lat.) etymologia, (esper.) etimologio
IT Italien, Italia, Italie, Italia, Italy, (esper.) Italujo
Stifte, Estilográfica, Stylos, Stilografica, Stylos, (esper.) skribiloj

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Aurora - Stifte

Aurora, an Italian story

It was in 1919, the year the treaty of Versailles was signed. In an Italy marked by a post-war crisis, but bubbling with great hopes for recovery, the first steps down a long road were taken with the birth of "Aurora", and the creation of the first true Italian fountain-pen. A rich textile merchant, founder of the Torino company of the same name, saw the crystallization of a dream he had long meditated and planned.

In that year, the success enjoyed by the mythical Aurora pen coincided with a new historic direction. Italy woke up to the first rays of a sun was destined not to set, while "Aurora" became the name of a company destined for success.
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Aurora

"Aurora" means "the dawn" in Italian, the beginning and start of a new day. For almost one hundred years the name of "Aurora" has been synonymous with high quality, good taste and fine Italian craftsmanship. An Aurora pen is much more than simply an instrument to write with, it is a way of life. The constant tension between modernity and tradition infuses, within the forms of an Aurora pen, all the philosophy of a company that is awash with history but which has at the same time always demonstrated that it knows how to look to the future. Every pen is a fixed point, a reference for future generations

Aurora

Aurora

Aurora

Aurora

Aurora

Aurora

Aurora

It was in 1919, the year the treaty of Versailles was signed. In an Italy marked by a post-war crisis, but bubbling with great hopes for recovery, the first steps down a long road were taken with the birth of Aurora, and the creation of the first true Italian fountain pen.
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Schreibgeräte von "Aurora" zeichnen sich aus durch klassische Linien gepaar mit italienischer Leichtigkeit. Bereits seit 1919 ergänzen die Handwerksmeister aus Torino das Angebot hochwertiger Schreibgeräte und messen dem Begriff "Aurora" (ital. [für dt.] "Morgenröte") eine neue Bedeutung bei. Es war die Vision des Gründers das erste italienische Schreibgerät zu erstellen, mittlerweile ist "Aurora" Inbegriff für hochwertige Handwerkskunst und unvergängliche Zierde für Schreiberlinge und Sammler.

For almost one hundred years the name of "Aurora" has been synonymous with high quality, good taste and fine Italian craftsmanship. The first fountain-pen produced in 1919, today considered a cult object, was also the first in a long series of successes linked not only to its classic design but also to values which "Aurora" communicates, such as knowing how to dedicate time to the things that truly count, to thoughts, feelings, beauty and culture. An Aurora pen is much more than simply an instrument to write with, it is a way of life.

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"Aurora" is one of the leading Italian manufactures of pens. Founded in Torino in 1919, just after the end of the World War I, the name "Aurora", the "dawn", was chosen to represent the beginning of new things.
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06.07.2006 - A visit with the Italian pen company Aurora

Aurora - a pen company with a passion
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Aurora

Aurora

Aurora

An Aurora Gallery

by Jim Mamoulides, January 8, 2005

Aurora, an Italian story.

It was in 1919, the year the treaty of Versailles was signed. In an Italy marked by a post-war crisis, but bubbling with great hopes for recovery, the first steps down a long road were taken with the birth of "Aurora", and the creation of the first true Italian fountain-pen. A rich textile merchant, founder of the Torino company of the same name, saw the crystallization of a dream he had long meditated and planned.
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Aurora

• Aurora: Dank verborgener Tintenreserve immer flüssig
• Aurora: Spiel mit der Landkarte

Es war im Jahre 1919, dem Jahr als der Vertrag von Versailles unterzeichnet wurde. In einem von Nachkriegs-Krisen gezeichneten Italien, aber sprudelnd mit grosser Hoffnungen für die Wiederherstellung, wurden die ersten Schritte auf einem langen Weg mit der Geburt von "Aurora" genommen, und die Schaffung des ersten echten italienischen Füllfederhalter.
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Aurora

Aurora

Aurora

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Collodi (W3)

Collodi, Italy
Pinocchio Park
Walk through a fairytale in Tuscany
Outsider Art, Peculiar Fountains, Horticultural Marvels
20 Sep 2011

Collodi, Carlo

Les aventures de Pinocchio - Collodi, Carlo - BEQ

Les aventures de Pinocchio Collodi, Carlo 2004-01-01 2011-06-14 ELG

Carlo Collodi - creator of the famous Pinocchio

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Carlo Collodi, whose real name was Carlo Lorenzini, was born on 24 November 1826 in Florence and grew up in modest circumstances as the son of a cook and a chambermaid. The employer of Collodi's parents financed his school education and made it possible for him to study philosophy and rhetoric. After obtaining his degree, Collodi worked as a librarian, translator of fairy tales, novelist, author of schoolbooks and a writer for political journals. He was committed to the cultural and political independance of Italy and published his own satirical newspeper, which sharply opposed the Austrian occupation. To avoid possible persecution, in 1860 he took the name of Collody, after the Tucsan village in which his mother was born.

Under this pseudonym, Collodi was set out to pen one of the few masterpieces of children's literature: "The Adventures of Pinocchio", published in 1883. The fabulous adventures of the mischievous wooden puppet Pinocchio achieved an international breakthrough in the 20th century, and still continue to enchant millions of readers, both young and old - and overwhelming success that the author himself did not see. Carlo Collodi died in 1890 in Florence.
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Das beschauliche Bergdorf Collodi erlangte Berühmtheit durch den Autor des Kinderbuchs Pinocchio, Carlo Lorenzini, der sich nach dem Dorf nannte, in dem er seine Kindheit verbracht hat.
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"Collodi" ist ein Bergdorf in der Toskana. Der Name soll zurückgehen auf eine befestigte römische Siedlung "Forum Claudii", die die alte Römerstraße "Via Clodia"sicherte. "Collodi" wurde bekannt durch die Villa Garzoni mit ihrem Barockgarten. Außerdem lebten hier die Großeltern von "Carlo Lorenzini", dem Schöpfer des Pinocchio. Er verbrachte einen großen Teil seiner Kindheit hier und legte sich den Künstlernamen "Carlo Collodi" zu.
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Montblanc Carlo Collodi - Writers Edition 2011

Collodi, Carlo, 1826-1890 - Lorenzini, Carlo

• The Adventures of Pinocchio (English) (as Author)
• Le avventure di Pinocchio (Italian) (as Author)
• Pinocchio: The Tale of a Puppet (English) (as Author)

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Das Design der Schreibgeräte ist inspiriert von Pinocchio und seiner Welt der Fabelwesen. Die fein gearbeitete skelettierte Kappe zeigt den listigen Fuchs, den gefräßigen Wal, den Kater, die sprechende Grille und die Fee, die Pinocchio auf seiner Reise begleiten.
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Collodi, Carlo: Les aventures de Pinocchio

Collodi (Lorenzini Carlo) | Collodi Carlo

The Adventures of Pinocchio

by C. Collodi

[Pseudonym of Carlo Lorenzini]
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Montblanc Carlo Collodi - Writers Edition 2011

Biography of Carlo Collodi

Pinocchio

Carlo COLLODI

Depuis 1992, chaque année la maison Montblanc honore des écrivains. Cette année, il s’agit de "Carlo Collodi", le père du célèbre Pinocchio.
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"Carlo Collodi" kam als "Carlo Lorenzini" in Nordost-Italien in der Toskana als Sohn eines Kochs des Marquis Ginori-Lisci und einer Kammerzofe auf die Welt. Carlo hatte mindestens zehn Geschwister (manche Bücher sagen elf, manche zwölf). Seine Mutter starb sehr früh. Der Marquis kümmerte sich um die Familien seiner Angestellten und übernahm die Kosten für die Ausbildung der Kinder seiner Bediensteten. So konnte Carlo nicht nur eine Schule besuchen, sondern mit 16 Jahren in Florenz ein Studium der Philosophie, der Redekunst und der Literatur aufnehmen.

Nach dem Studium übte er unterschiedliche Tätigkeiten aus. Er war Bibliothekar, Journalist, Chefredakteur politischer Zeitschriften und mitverantwortlich für die Herausgabe von Schulbüchern und einem "Lexikon des Florentiner Sprachgebrauchs".
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In den insgesamt 36 Folgen des Kunstmärchens Pinocchio, die zwischen 1881 und 1883 in unregelmäßigen Abständen in der Zeitschrift erschienen und bereits 1883 als Buch veröffentlicht wurden, werden die gleichzeitig fantastischen und realistischen Abenteuer des kleinen hölzernen Jungen und seines Vaters erzählt. Realistisch, also aus dem Leben der Italiener des 19.Jahrhunderts, ist dabei zum Beispiel, wie sein Vater, der Tischler Gepetto, auf der Suche nach seinem weggelaufenen Sohn ins Gefängnis gebracht wird und dass die Richter seine Unschuld nicht glauben.
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Die Montblanc Limited Writers Edition "Carlo Collodi" - der Meister des Kunsthandwerks ehrt einen Meister der Kinderliteratur.
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Carlo Collodi der Vater von Pinocchio

Carlo Collodi Biography
Writer
Name at birth: Carlo Lorenzini
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Extra credit: The author borrowed the pen name of 'Collodi' from his mother's home town.

Collodi ist ein Dorf in der Toskana. Der Ort wurde bekannt, weil Pinocchio-Schöpfer "Carlo Lorenzini" den Ortsnamen als Pseudonym annahm. Collodi war der Geburtsort seiner Mutter und Lorenzini verbrachte hier einen großen Teil seiner Kindheit.
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Carlo Collodi - The story of Pinocchio

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Delta - Stifte

Delta made in Italy 1982

1982 wurde Delta von Ciro Matrone und Nino Marino im italienischen Parete nahe Neapel gegründet. Seitdem produziert Delta hochwertige und aussergewöhnliche Schreibgeräte.

Von Anfang an spezialisierte sich Delta auf ausgefallene Schreibgeräte aus Celluloid und aus Acrylharz.
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Delta of Italy Pens

Delta

Delta Collections

Delta

A Visit with Delta Pen

Delta

Delta

In 1982 a new innovative Italian writing instruments manufacturer was established through the partnership of Nino Marino, Ciro Matrone and Mario Muscente, named Delta s.r.l.

From the beginning, Delta has chosen only the highest product standards to enter into the very demanding and competitive international consumer market. Delta has chosen to control every aspect of the pen manufacturing process in its Southern Italian facility under the watchful eyes of skilled artisans.

Delta's research & development department has also committed itself to the study of innovative and exotic materials. Products manufactured using special resins, turned by hand from solid bar, and precious metals, materials of unquestionable level of richness which are synonyms of quality and reliability, Delta, artigiani della scrittura (craftsmen of writing), is one of the few companies in the writing instruments field that is still all Italian.

A Visit with Delta Pen

artigiani della scriptural

In June 2012 I acquired the Delta Dolcevita fountain pen, a pen I have admired for years on my frequent trips to Italy. To me, this is an iconic Italian fountain pen. 2012 was also the year I had for opportunity to visit with Delta at their office and factory located just outside of Naples, Italy.
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• Delta Caruso, Vancouver Pen Club Custom Pen
• Delta 20th Anniversary Pen
• Delta Dolcevita
• Delta Dolcevita Oro
• Delta - Dolcevita Arcobeleno Fiocco Di Neve
• Delta Autunno
• Delta - Marmo Venato
• Delta - Tidepool
• Delta - Circo Matte
• Delta - Re-discover Pompei
• Delta - Fusion 82
• Delta - Sole
• Delta - Satin Green

Delta releases their new fusion nib

Delta

Delta

Delta pens

Delta

Delta

Delta

1982 wurde ein neuer, innovativer italienischer Schreibgeräte-Hersteller durch die Partnerschaft von Nino Marino, Ciro Matrone und Mario Muscente, namens Delta Srl gegründet.

Seit Beginn hat Delta nur die höchsten Produktstandards gewählt, um in den sehr anspruchsvollen und umkämpften internationalen Kunsumgütermarkt einzutreten. Delta hat sich entschieden, jeden Aspekt des Schreibgeräte-Fertigungsprozess in seinem süditalienischen Werk unter den wachsamen Augen von erfahrenen Handwerkern zu kontrollieren.

• Delta: Die Jubiläums-Edition aus historischem Celluloid
• Delta: Handgefertigt aus Harz in klassicher Tropedoform
• Delta: Hawaiianische Elemente in spezieller Bronze-Legierung
• Delta: Pompejanisches Gelb-Zelluloid mit anitken Streifen
• Delta: Zu Ehren von Hippokrates mit einer Fusion-Nib Feder
• Feder-Revolution: Delta Fusion

DELTA

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Ferrari da Varese - Stifte (W3)
Fine Writing Jewels
Stifte
Schreibgeräte

"Varesium", "Baretium", "Varese", St., Ital. (Como).

The company Ferrari da Varese
An exclusive and truly European pen manufacturer

In the idyllic area between Lago Maggiore and Lago di Como, North from Milano and just a few miles away from the Swiss border, lays "Varese", a picturesque Italian city of about 20.000 souls.

There, decades ago, "Mario Ferrari", who had been dealing with and selling pens and pen-parts for years across the Continent, founded his own company: "Ferrari da Varese".

Now in the second generation, with son Ivan in charge of the distribution and the marketing of the brand, Ferrari da Varese has kept its human-size, its independence and the entrepreneurial spirit. The administrative headquarters, the after-sales service and part of the end-montage are all located in the lofty Varese neighbourhood. The production itself is partly made in Germany, where the Ferraris are owners of a production facility, partly made in Italy.

The German manufacture is not far from Pforzheim, in the very heart of the traditional production area for jewellery and luxury accessories in German Schwarzwald. The equipment and machinery available are state-of-the-art. But when it comes to hand-operated crafts, like the hand-engraving or the laying of glass-enamel on the pens, Italian craftsmen and specialists are taking over. Because no machines can replace humans for this kind of fine works so far. A chance that in the North of Italy down to Firenze, dozens of small ateliers managed to survive, even if they are often the last representatives from their disappearing crafts or guild. And Ferrari da Varese is working with the very best of them.

The production facilities and close contacts to unique craftsmen also enable Ferrari da Varese to produce exclusive writing instruments for other famous brands worldwide. Besides Ferrari da Varese discretion, those branded names enjoy Ferrari’s know-how and the great care dedicated to any of the products leaving the manufacture.
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Varese

Stadt in der Lombardei, Hauptort der gleichnamigen Provinz, mit 81'788 Einwohnern 2010. V., dt. früher "Väris", franz. "Varèse", entstand in der Nähe des antiken Verkehrswegs, der von Castelseprio über Ponte Tresa und den Monte Ceneri zum Lukmanierpass und nach Chur führte.
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Ferrari da Varese

FERRARI DA VARESE

• - BUGATTI TYPE A
• - EUROPA Plume argent massif
• - VARESE

FERRARI DA VARESE

• - BOTTICELLI COLLECTION NACRE
• - CLESSIDRA Plume
• - COLLECTION KONYA
• - KONYA Bille
• - LADY CLASSICA
• - SAVANT

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giardino.it
Stifte
Italian fine pens and limited editions

Made in Italy

• Columbus
• D-Parmy
• Lalex
• Nettuno
• Renzetti
• Storia

International

• Caran dAche
• Duke
• Dupont
• Krone
• Retro51
• Sheaffer
• Think

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Marlen - Stifte

About us

MARLEN pens, italian company specialized in production of pens and fine writing instruments, was founded in 1982 by Mario Esposito, Managing Director and Antonio Esposito, Design Manager.

MARLEN’s exclusive luxury artisan writing instruments are “designed to be different”.

They are unique high-quality handmade limited edition collections, created by using master-craftsmen’s original forms of expressive art.

MARLEN prestigious collections have become collector’s prize possessions all over the world. More than twenty years of innovative designs have reflected the cultural, historical, technological and artistic movements of yesterday and today. The firm’s success is due to determination, dedication and the ability to sum up people, products and organizations. MARLEN’s two directors are backed up by a team of dedicated artisan goldsmiths, who take the ultimate pride in their work, and are renowned for their excellent team spirit. MARLEN will continue to bring to the world exclusive collections and the introduction of unique and special techniques and attributes. MARLEN will continue to create high quality products with special features, thus ensuring MARLEN will continue to be distinctive in the Market worldwide.

Marlen

Writing

• Limited Edition
• Numbered Edition
• Prova
• Special Edition

Marlen

Marlen

Marlen

Marlen's exclusive luxury artisan writing instruments are “designed to be different”. They are unique high-quality handmade limited edition collections, created by using master-craftsmen’s original forms of expressive art.
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Marlen

Marlen

Marlen

MARLEN pens, Italian company specialized in production of pens and fine writing instruments, was founded in 1982 by Mario Esposito, Managing Director and Antonio Esposito, Design Manager. MARLEN’s exclusive luxury artisan writing instruments are “designed to be different”. They are unique high-quality handmade limited edition collections, created by using master-craftsmen’s original forms of expressive art.
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Marlen

• Marlen: Traditionelle Effekte erinnern an die griechische Kultur

Marlen

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Mazzuoli - Stifte (W3)

Giuseppe Mazzuoli - Italian Sculptor

roots

"Where are you from?" - "I’m from Italy. Florence!" - "Ah! Tuscany. Beautiful place!" This is always the exclamation that someone makes whenever they ask me where I live. Tuscany is really a wonderful region and not just because its capital is Florence, but for its culture, its people with the cute accent and for its characteristic hills.

It seems that the "Mazzuoli" and the "Bacci" (my mother's family name) have their roots in Tuscany for at least a couple of centuries and always in Tavarnelle Val di Pesa, a small town on the hills of Florence. My grandfather on my mother’s side of the family built bicycles and he even had a bicycle racing team while Lisandro Mazzuoli undertook the art of watchmaker under the "Pistelli" family who was known during the middle of the 1700s for the construction of tower clocks and long case clocks.

Giuliano Mazzuoli

MAZZUOLI, Giuseppe

Italian sculptor (b. 1643, Volterra, d. 1725, Roma)

MAZZUOLI, Ludovico (see MAZZOLINO, Ludovico)

MAZZOLINO, Ludovico

Italian painter, Ferrarese school (b. ca. 1480, Ferrara, d. after 1528)

Giovanni Mazzuoli (also Giovanni degli Organi) (ca. 1360 - 14 May 1426) was an Italian composer and organist of the late medieval and early Renaissance eras.

Mazzuoli was born in Florence and probably trained on organ by his father Niccolò, who was organist at the church of Orsanmichele until 1376. Giovanni was given this position in 1379, which he held until 1412; he also held organist positions at S. Felicita (1385-1390) and Florence Cathedral (1390-1426). In his last years at Florence he was assisted at the organ by his son Piero.
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Moleskine - Stifte (W3)

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Moleskine Ten

Frz. "MOLESKINE", "MOLESQUINE", subst. fém.

Étymol. et Hist. 1. 1838 "mole-skin" «étoffe de velours de coton, que l'on emploie pour faire les doublures de vêtement» (Musée des Modes, p.5 ds Bonn., p.95); 2. 1858 (Chesn.: "Moleskine-cuir" ou "cuir végétal", matière qui remplace le cuir vernis pour la chaussure et les confections de la sellerie). Empr. à l'angl. "moleskin", comp. de "skin" «peau» et "mole" «taupe», att. dep. 1668 comme terme désignant la fourrure de peau de taupe ou toute fourrure dont le rasage des poils lui donnerait un aspect semblable et att. dep. 1803 au sens 1, la surface du tissu étant rasée au cours de la fabrication de ce velours (cf. NED).

Schreibgeräte: Hersteller: Moleskine

Moleskine - Leucht-Kugelschreiber

the3robbers' moleskines

Moleskine Notebooks

Moleskine® is the heir of the legendary notebook used for the past two centuries by great artists and thinkers, including Vincent Van Gogh, Pablo Picasso, Ernest Hemingway, and Bruce Chatwin. This trusty, pocket-sized travel companion held their sketches, notes, stories, and ideas before they became famous images or beloved books.

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Moleskine ist das Erbe des legendären Notizbuches der Künstler und Intellektuellen der vergangenen zwei Jahrhunderte, von Vincent Van Gogh bis Pablo Picasso, von Ernest Hemingway bis Bruce Chatwin. Ein schlichtes, schwarzes Rechteck, an den Ecken abgerundet, die von einem elastischen Band gehaltenen Vorsatzblätter, die Innentasche: ein anonymes und in seiner Essenzialität perfektes Objekt, mehr als 100 Jahre von einer kleinen, französischen Manufaktur hergestellt, die die Pariser Buchhandlungen belieferte, welche von der internationalen künstlerischen und intellektuellen Avantguarde besucht wurden. Der vertraute Reisebegleiter im Taschenformat enthielt die Skizzen, Notizen, Geschichten und Ideen, bevor diese berühmte Bilder oder Seiten geliebter Bücher wurden.

Das bevorzugte Objekt von Bruce Chatwin, der sie "Moleskine" nannte, wurde Mitte der 80er Jahre unauffindbar.

In seinem Buch "Traumpfade" erzählt Chatwin uns die Geschichte des kleinen, schwarzen Buches: 1986 lässt der Hersteller, ein Familienunternehmen aus Tours die Rolläden herunter. "Le vrai moleskine n'est plus", habe ihm die Besitzerin der Papierwarenhandlung in der Rue de l'Ancienne Comédie verkündete, wo er gewöhnlich einkaufte, theatralisch. Chatwin kaufte alle Notizbücher die er finden konnte bevor er nach Australien aufbrach, doch es waren nicht genug.

1997 erweckte ein kleiner Mailänder Verlag das legendäre Notizbuch zu neuem Leben und wählte diesen literarischen Namen, um eine außergewöhnliche Tradition wieder aufleben zu lassen.

Im Gefolge von Chatwin nahm das Notizbuch von Moleskine seine Reise wieder auf und wurde zum unverzichtbaren Gegenstück zur neuen, tragbaren Technologie von heute. Die sich verändernde Realität einfangen, Details und die Einzigartigkeit der Erfahrung zu Papier bringen: Das Notizbuch von Moleskine wird zur Sammelbatterie von Ideen und Gefühlen, die diese Energie dann nach und nach wieder freigibt.

Heute ist Moleskine Synonym für Kultur, Reisen, Erinnerungen, Vorstellungskraft und persönliche Identität - in der realen, wie in der virtuellen Welt. Moleskine ist eine Marke, die eine ganze Familie von Objekten, die typisch für unser heutiges nomadenhaftes Leben, umfasst: Notizbüchern, Tagebücher, Skizzenbücher, Taschen, Schreibgeräte und Lesezubehör, die ganz an unseren mobilen Lebensstil angepasst sind. Objekte, die uns überall hin begleiten und unsere Identität verkörpern. Produkte von Moleskine sind Begleiter der kreativen, einfallsreichen Berufe unserer Zeit. Sie sind in der ganzen Welt ein Symbol des heutigen Nomadentums, das eng mit der digitalen Welt verbunden ist.

Moleskinerie is the official blog of Moleskine® and it is completely dedicated to you. It tells about your passions, your adventures, your experiences. Everything that involves your ideas and the way you express them on your notebooks.

We would like to give a grateful thank to Armand B. Frasco who gave life to this precious environment and contributed in a unique way to spread your amazing pieces of art and talent. Moleskinerie is managed by Moleskine SpA and will continue to maintain the same spirit and follow the same path created by its founder.

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For over a century a small French bookbinder supplied Paris stationery shops with this simple black book where the artistic and literary avant-gardes of the world browsed and bought them. Writer-traveler Bruce Chatwin used to buy his moleskine at a Paris stationery shop in Rue de l'Ancienne Comédie, always stocking up before going on his infamous journeys.

It was Bruce Chatwin that called this little black notebook, "moleskine".

He gave his friend Luis Sepùlveda, a Chilean novelist, a precious moleskine before a trip to Patagonia. It was precious because by then the notebooks were no longer to be found, as the small family concern in Tours closed down. "Le vrai moleskine n’est plus" were the lapidary words of the stationer to Chatwin who had ordered one hundred before leaving for Australia. Now, the Moleskine® tradition continues by Italian manufacturer Moleskine Srl. It can go back to being a witness, passing from one pocket to another and continue the adventure.
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Moleskine notebook

Now, the moleskine is back again. This silent and discreet keeper of an extraordinary tradition, which has been missing for years, has set out again on its journey. A witness to contemporary nomadism, it can once again pass from one pocket to another to continue the adventure. The sequel still waits to be written and its blank pages are ready to tell the story.

Moleskine Notebook with jQuery Booklet
By Mary Lou • December 14, 2010

Today we will show you how to use and customize the brilliant jQuery Booklet Plugin by talented Will Grauvogel. We will create a virtual Moleskine notebook with latest posts from the blog. You can find the beautiful Moleskine Photoshop file by Dennern at deviantart here: My Moleskine (PSD) For the navigation arrows […]
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Montegrappa - Stifte (W3)
Schreibgeräte

About Montegrappa: History

Since 1912, Montegrappa has been manufacturing writing implements in the same historic building on the bank of the River Brenta. The river winds through one of the most picturesque areas in the prosperous North-Eastern part of Italy, through the historic town of Bassano del Grappa. Its Italian heritage is an important component of the company’s persona: that it is the first Italian pen manufacturer. “Italian-ness” is at the heart of Montegrappa tradition. It guides the company’s philosophy.
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Bassano del Grappa is located in the Vicenza district, one of the most ancient and prestigious areas for the goldsmith's tradition.

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The Company's name is indicative of the location of the manufacturing facility. "ELMO" is the Italian interpretation of the name of one of the Founders who was of German origin, Eng. "Heinrich Helm". "MONTEGRAPPA" is the name of the famous mountain which rises to a height of 1775 meters and dominates the Bassanese landscape. Heinrich Helm's partner was Eng. "Alessandro Marzotto", a member of an aristocratic Venetian family. The partnership of the two men of different backgrounds and cultures, joined in unison by a mutual obsession and passion for quality and innovative mechanization resulted in Italy's first Fountain Pen factory.
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1912 wurde die "Manufaktur für Goldfedern und Füllfederhalter" gegründet. Der Name Montegrappa bezieht sich auf den Ort Bassano del Grappa in Norditalien, in dem die Firma ihren Sitz hat.
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Bereits 1912 wurde Montegrappa, die erste italienische Manufaktur für hochwertige Schreibgeräte, in Bassano del Grappa gegründet. Damals lief das Unternehmen noch unter dem Namen „Elmo“ und war auf die Handfertigung von Goldfedern und Füllfederhaltern spezialisiert.
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Founded as a "Manufacturer of gold nibs and fountain pens", the Bassano factory found itself in a key position during World War I. Among the many soldiers who used Montegrappa pens (then known as "Elmo") to write letters home, there were also two celebrated American writers, Ernest Hemingway and John Dos Passos, who were both volunteer ambulance drivers at the front.
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Montegrappa

Montegrappa

Italy's first pen manufacturer, Montegrappa, began manufacturing pens in 1912 in its factory in Bassano del Grappa - a picturesque town along the Brenta River, which flows through Alpine foothills in northeastern Italy.
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Montegrappa, in Bassano del Grappa, in Northern Italy, was started by Heinrich Helm and Alessandra Marzottao. The company has been in existance since 1912. The initial focus of the company was to produce gold fountain pen nibs and ebonite and precious metals. Most the the pens first produced were made for other companies.
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"Montegrappa", in "Bassano del Grappa", in Northern Italy, was started by Heinrich Helm and Alessandra Marzottao. The company has been in existance since 1912. The initial focus of the company was to produce gold fountain pen nibs and ebonite and precious metals. Most the the pens first produced were made for other companies.
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Depuis 1912, la manufacture de Bassano del Grappa, première fabrique de stylos installée en Italie, abrite les talents convoités de ses artisans passionnés. Avant que l'usage du celluloïd ne se répande en Italie, Elmo Montegrappa réussit l'usinage de tiges en galalithe et fabrique des modèles colorés.
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Montegrappa holds the honor of being the oldest Italian manufacturer of fine writing instruments in the world. Founded in Bassano del Grappa, Italy in 1912, it has been developing writing tools in the same historic building from which it originated.
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Montegrappa Pens

• Montegrappa Extra 1930 Bamboo Black Fountain Pen
• Montegrappa Extra 1930 Bamboo Black Roller Ball
• Montegrappa Micra Caramel Brown Ball pen
• Montegrappa Micra Caramel Brown Fountain Pen
• Montegrappa Micra Caramel Brown Roller Ball
• Montegrappa Miya Blue Fountain Pen
• Montegrappa Miya Midnight Blue Fountain Pen
• Montegrappa Miya Turquoise Fountain Pen
• Montegrappa Nero Uno Black Ball pen
• Montegrappa Nero Uno Black Fountain Pen (M)
• Montegrappa Nero Uno Black Pencil
• Montegrappa Nero Uno Black Roller Ball
• Montegrappa NEROUNO LINEA BALL PEN
• Montegrappa NEROUNO LINEA FOUNTAIN PEN
• Montegrappa NEROUNO LINEA ROLLER BALL
• Montegrappa NEROUNO LINEA ROSE GOLD PLATED BALL PEN
• Montegrappa NEROUNO LINEA ROSE GOLD PLATED FOUNTAIN PEN
• Montegrappa NEROUNO LINEA ROSE GOLD PLATED ROLLER BALL

MONTEGRAPPA

• - 32nd AMERICA'S CUP
• - ALCHEMIST
• - BARBIERE di SEVILLA
• - BRUCE LEE
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• - DALI
• - ETERNAL BIRD PLUME ARGENT MASSIF
• - ETERNAL BIRD PLUME OR JAUNE ET DIAMANTS
• - ETERNAL BIRD ROLLER ARGENT MASSIF
• - ETERNAL BIRD SET Or JAUNE 18 K
• - FERRARI
• - GRAN TEATRO LA FENICE
• - MAYAN CALENDAR
• - SAINT ANDREWS GOLF
• - SINATRA
• - SOPHIA
• - TRAVIATA
• - TRIBUTE TO AYRTON SENNA
• - TRIBUTE to BALLET
• - TRIBUTE TO MUHAMMED ALI

MONTEGRAPPA

• - SOPHIA OR MASSIF
• - TRAVIATA

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• The Montegrappa America’s Cup fountain pen celebrates its namesake competition with low-relief engravings depicting the designs that adorn the sailing trophy.
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• The Montegrappa Paulo Coelho pen (866.854.1674, www.montegrappa.com) is a tribute to the acclaimed Brazilian author of The Pilgrimage, a 19
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• Ten years after Montegrappa debuted its coveted Dragon pen, the company has introduced its Montegrappa Eternal Bird limited-edition fountain pen, for which it employed the same die-casting tech
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If it were a pen, it would write infinite words, if it were a pencil, it could draw any possible shape, without limits.
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"Battista ‹‹Pinin›› Farina" was born in Turin, November 2, 1893.

In 1961, the President of the Italian Republic, acting on a proposal made by the Minister of Justice, authorized the change of his last name to "Pininfarina" in consideration of his achievements in social and industrial activities.

At age 11 he began working in his brother Giovanni's bodyshop, the "Stabilimenti Farina". During the First World War he personally supervised the construction of the "Aviatic" trainer planes, for which he received a commendation from the Office of Military Aviation.

In 1920, he went to the United States to see America and judge first hand the great developments in that country. In Detroit he met with Henry Ford, who asked him to stay in America and work for Ford Motor Company, but Pininfarina preferred to return to Italy. However, this American visit was of great value, not so much for new technological information as for the glimpse of the enthusiasm that private enterprise instilled in the American people. The feverish pace of the American life impressed him and encouraged him to take up the challenge of his lifetime.
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Armando Simoni was often heard to repeat “A pen must make writing pleasurable”. If writing is the key to a man’s soul then OMAS designs speak about their creator. Armando Simoni was a lover of Greek culture, a technician and artist at the same time and a great enthusiast of the pen world.

In 1925 he set up in Bologna OMAS (Officina Meccanica Armando Simoni).
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Officine Meccaniche Armando Simoni : la marque Omas est en fait un sigle qui fut déposé à Bologne en 1925 par un horloger de 28 ans. Spécialiste en pièces détachées de précision, Armando Simoni avait fini par fabriquer des pièces destinées à la réparation des stylos existants, et il en vint tout naturellement à fabriquer des stylos à plume pour d'autres marques italiennes (Nettuno, Zerollo, Ercolessi, Edelweiss).
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• ital. "parafernale" agg bene parafernale Vorbehaltsgut m
• span. "parafernal" [-] bienes m/pl parafernales JUR Vorbehalts-, Sondergüter n/pl (der Ehefrau)
• span. "parafernales" JUR (bienes) parafernales m/pl Vorbehalts-, Sondergüter n/pl (der Ehefrau)
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• span. "parafernalia" [-] ugs f Gepränge n; das Drum und Dran

PARAFERNALIA® è il marchio italiano che dal 1968 concilia creatività, stile e funzionalità nella realizzazione di strumenti di scrittura come penne stilo, sfera, matite e accessori per la scrivania e per la persona. Prodotti che sono diventati segno dei tempi e silenziosi status-symbol, come la penna Revolution del 1978, un oggetto che ancora oggi esprime libertà e spirito creativo.
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La penna: un piccolo oggetto che parla di noi in quest’epoca di Notebook, Smartphone, Tablet ed altri oggetti tecnologici, la penna rimane la regina dell’espressione scritta. A sfera o stilografica, è il modo più semplice e utilizzato per scrivere. Ma la penna non è unicamente uno strumento di scrittura ma anche un importante accessorio nelle vita di tutti i giorni.

PARAFERNALIA: strumenti di scrittura che riflettono uno stile giovane e trendy, per coloro che vogliono fare una scelta originale!

Die kleine Manufaktur Parafernalia fertigt seit 1968 in Mailand Schreibgeräte mit einem modernen und funktionellen Stil und hat sich einen Ruf als zeitlose Designmarke gemacht.

Zahlreiche Produkte sind in Museen, wie etwa dem MOMA in New York, ausgestellt. Zielgruppe dieser Kreationen sind designorientierte Menschen, die Produkte mit einem außergewöhnlichen und zeitlosen Design bevorzugen.

Das wohl berühmteste Schreibgerät von Parafernalia, "Revolution", wurde 1978 vom Designer Sergio Carpani kreiert. Es besteht aus 31 Einzelteilen und wird von Hand zusammengesetzt. Es soll die moderne Bauweise und Konstruktion architektonischer Objekte symbolisieren.

Parafernalia Revolution Ballpoint Pen

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PARAFERNALIA® Is an Italian company that has combined creativity, style, modern aesthetics, and Italian functionality, with the most advanced technology.

PARAFERNALIA® writing instruments reflect a young and trendy style, for those who like to make original selections. Welcome to the world of PARAFERNALIA®.

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Signum - Stifte

Signum: Italiaans design

Signum heeft haar basis in Bassano del Grappa in Italië, hét land van de vulpen bij uitstek.

Bassano del Grappa is gelegen in het noorden van Italië in de provincie Vicenza en is één van de parels van het noorden.

Signum since 1979. Stijlvol, elegant, handgemaakt, gedetailleerd, uniek: enkele woorden, die het merk Signum volledig recht doen. De pennen kenmerken zich door een ultiem schrijfcomfort door een uitgebalanceerd ontwerp. Meer informatie over Signum leest u hier ...

Van de Graaf Import is er trots op om exclusief distributeur te zijn voor de Benelux en Scandinavië (Noorwegen, Zweden, Finland en Denemarken).

Since 1979 the Signum products have been made with precious metals and passion for handicraft by masters in goldsmith's art. Each piece is engraved with the mark "*1776 VI" to identify Signum as a producer of precious metal objects.
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Signum’s motto: “We want you to find among all the models the one you feel the most adequate to your character and personality, a pen to leave an indelible sign on the best pages of your life.”

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Le nom "Stipula" fait référence à la Paille de blé que les Romains avaient l'habitude de casser en signe d'acceptation d'une obligation contractuelle. Et dans l'esprit de Renzo Salvatori, "Stipula" est donc synonyme d'engagement à créer l'excellence.

Das "Afterblatt", des -es, plur. die -blätter, in der Botanik, diejenigen kleinen Blätter, welche an der Grundfläche der Stiele oder Stängel sitzen; "Stipulae".

Die "Stoppel", plur. die -n, die übrig gebliebenen und aus der Erde hervorragenden Enden der Halmen, nachdem das Getreide abgeschnitten oder abgehauen worden. Die "Kornstoppeln" oder "Rockenstoppeln", "Gerstenstoppeln", "Haferstoppeln", "Weitzenstoppeln", "Erbsenstoppeln" u. s. f. Die Stoppeln verbrennen. Das Vieh in die Stoppeln treiben. Wo es auch im Singular collective gebraucht wird, ein ganzes Feld voller Stoppeln zu bezeichnen. Das Vieh in die Stoppeln treiben. Die "Winterstoppel", "Sommerstoppel", die Stoppeln von dem Wintergetreide, Sommergetreide. Zuweilen wird es auch von andern ähnlichen in Menge bey einander befindlichen stumpfen Spitzen gebraucht, indem auch die jungen noch in der Haut befindlichen Kiele des Federviehes bey einigen die Stoppeln genannt werden.

Anm. Im Oberd. "Stupflen", im Nieders. gleichfalls "Stoppel", im Engl. "Stubble", im Schwed. ohne Endsylbe "Stubb", auch in einigen Niederdeutschen Gegenden "Halmstub", im Ital. "Stoppia", im Franz. "Estouble", im Latein. "Stipula". Die stumpfe Spitze ist vermuthlich der Stammbegriff, daher dieses Wort als ein Verwandter von "Stubbe", der Stock eines Baumes, "Stuffe" in der Bedeutung eines Stückes, "stumpf" u. s. f. angesehen werden muß. (S. "Stupfen".) Auch der Begriff der geschehenen Abhauung kommt mit in Betrachtung. (Siehe "Stuffen".) Die Endsylbe "-el" ist die Ableitungssylbe, ein Subject, Ding, zu bezeichnen.

Der "Stubben", des -s, plur. ut nom. sing. ein nur im Niederdeutschen übliches Wort, den Stock oder das Stammende eines gefälleten Baumes zu bezeichnen. Im Angels. "Steb", "Stybb", Engl. "Stubb", Schwed. "Stubbe". Es ist mit dem Lat. "Stipes", "Stipula", mit unserm "Stoppel", "stapfen", "stumpf" u. s. f. nahe verwandt. Im Nieders. ist "stuuf", "stumpf", abgestutzt.

"Stümpfen", verb. reg. act. 1. Der Spitze berauben, und dadurch ein stumpfes Ansehen geben; in welcher Bedeutung es doch im Hochdeutschen wenig gebraucht wird. Die Bäume stümpfen, in der Schweiz, wofür man im Hochdeutschen "kappen", "köpfen" oder "stutzen" sagt. Nieders. "stumpfen". 2. "Stumpf machen", Nieders. "stumpen", auch nur in einigen gemeinen Mundarten. Das Messer "stümpfen". Herbes Obst stümpft die Zähne. So auch das Stümpfen.

Anm. Das "pf" am Ende ist ein Zeichen eines Intensivi, welches von einem alten "stumen", oder "stimen" gebildet worden, welches unter andern auch "schneiden", "hauen", bedeutet hat, doch zunächst wohl so, daß ein Körper dadurch ein ungestaltetes stumpfes Ansehen bekommt, zu welchem Zeitworte, doch mit veränderten Endlauten, auch das Nieders. "stuven", "stuppen", Schwed. "stufva", der Spitze berauben, "stutzen", "Stubbe", "Stock", "Stoppel", "Stipula", "Stipes", "stupidus" u. s. f. gehören. Ehedem hatte dieses Zeitwort nebst seinen Verwandten verschiedene figürliche Bedeutungen, welche aber insgesammt veraltet sind; z. B. "Stumpf", für "Schimpf", so wie "Schande" und "Laster", eigentlich auch körperliche Verunstaltung bedeuten "stümpfen", "stumpfieren", "sticheln", "spotten", wo der Begriff der Spitze der herrschende ist, wie in dem Lat. "Stimulus"; "stumpf", "schnell", "stumpflich", "eilend", "unversehens" u. s. f.

"stip-"

1. "stipes", "stipis", "stipitis": "tronc", "souche" (servait aussi d’injure!) - "stipo", "stipare": "entasser", "mettre serré"; "entourer de façon compacte" - rac. v. "STAPHYL", "STAPHYLO" - ex : "stipe", "stipité"; v. "constipation"; "stipendier" - "stips", "stipis": "petite pièce de monnaie" - "pendo", "pendere" : "payer"

2. dim. "stipula", ae: "tige de céréales", "chaume", "paille" - ex : "stipule", "stipulaire", "stipulé"

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Word History: Today's Good Word is taken from the past participle, "stipulatus", of Latin "stipulari" "to bargain for", "to exact". The verb could have come from Old Latin "stipulus" "firm", but perhaps from "stipula" "a straw", from the convention of breaking a straw to ratify a promise. While we are unsure of the Latin origins, we do know how the root of this word, "stip-", came to be in Latin. It came from, as usual, Proto-Indo-European "stipo-" "stiff", which turned up in English, well, as "stiff". It also produced German "steif" "stiff". With suffixes it turns up in Latin "stipendium" "soldier's salary", which English borrowed, trimmed, and now uses as "stipend".
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"stips", -is "Betrag an Geld", "Gabe", "Spende", "Ertrag", "Gewinn" (nicht nach Prellwitz BB. XXII, 122 zu ai. "sti-" [: sum, esse] "Hauswesen", "Gesinde", "Klientel", "sti-pa-" "Schutz des Hauswesens", "Schutz des Gesindes"), "stipula" "Halm", "Stroh", "stipulum" . . . veteres firmum appellaverunt (Paulus Sent. V, 7, 1, zweifelnd nachgesprochen von Isid. Orig. V, 24, 30; daß dies Adj. nur von Paulus zum Zwecke der Erklärung von "stipulari" gemacht sei, ist nicht genügend begründet); "stipulor", "stipulari" "an jemanden die auffordernde Frage richten, ob er eine bestimmte Leistung versprechen wolle"; "sich etwas förmlich angeloben lassen" u. dgl., "stipulatus est" oder "stipulatus fuit" "wurde in der üblichen Frageform zu einer Leistung aufgefordert", u. "steplatu", "stiplato" "stipulator", "rogato", "stiplo" "stipulari", "rogare" (die Bed. "fragend auffordern" also nicht bloß lateinisch). Ob "stips" ursprgl. "Ähre" im Sinne von "Halmertrag" oder "Getreidespende", oder "fest ausbedungener Betrag" sei, ist unsicher; vielleicht hatte "stips" als Grundwort des Deminutivs "stipula" die Bed. "Stamm", "Stange", insbesondere "Stange oder Barren von aes signatum" (Huvelin, s. AflL. XV, 285f.): ganz schwierig ist Schloßmanns Annahme einer alten Bed. "Ährenlesen" für "stipulari" höchst unsicher auch die Huvelins, daß "stipulari" ursprgl. das Einsetzen von Geld für den Fall des Wortbruchs bedeutet habe; man kommt wohl im Sinne der alten Annahme mit einer Gdbed. "jemanden sich festnehmen, um von ihm Antwort auf ein Ansinnen zu erhalten" aus (vgl etwa unser "sich jemanden hernehmen", "ausleihen" fur "eine ernste Aussprache mit ihm suchen"); ähnlich im Umbrischen.

Vgl. Curtius 214, Vanicek 322, Persson Wzerw. 116, 179, Kluge Wb. s.v. Stift; in anderem Zusammenhange Zupitza Gutt. 45. Entfernte Beziehung unserer Wz. zu "*sta-" "stehn" ist ganz unsicher (man beachte auch den Anlautgegensatz ai. "stya-", "stha-"). Alb. "stip", "stüp" "zerreibe", "zerstoße" (G. Meyer Alb, Wb, 416, Alb. Stud. III. 59 zweifelnd) ist in der Bed. schwer vereinbar ("Ähren" ausdreschen?).

"stips", -is: s. "stipo". Davon "stipendium" s. d.

"stipula" "Halm", "Stroh": s. "stipo".

"stipulus" "fest", "stipulari" s. "stipo".

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Stipulate

The word is generally given from the Latin "stipula" ("a straw"), and it is said that a straw was given to the purchaser in sign of a real delivery. Isidore (v. 24) asserts that the two contracting parties broke a straw between them, each taking a moiety, that, by rejoining the parts, they might prove their right to the bargain. With all deference to the Bishop of Seville, his “fact” seems to belong to limbo-lore. All bargains among the Romans were made by asking a question and replying to it. One said, An stipem vis? the other replied, Stipem volo (“Do you require money?” “I do”); the next question and answer were, An dabis? Dabo (“Will you give it?” “I will”); the third question was to the surety, An spondes? to which he replied, Spondeo (“Will you be security?” “I will”), and the bargain was made. So that "stipulate" is compounded of "stips-volo" ("stip'ulo"), and the tale about breaking the straws seems to be concocted to bolster up a wrong etymology.

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This book would have stipulated where a Black South African was allowed to work, and travel during the Apartheid era in South Africa. It controlled and restricted movement and freedom.

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"estipular" [= dt. "festsetzen", "abmachen", "vereinbaren"]

span. "estipular" - "Estobla" - "chaume", "paille" ["festsetzen", "abmachen", "vereinbaren", "Halm", "Stroh"]

Estobla « chaume, paille » vient du latin stipula > latin parlé stupula. Un visiteur me donne l’information suivante :
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Latin "stipula" a donné le verbe > "stipulari" « exiger un engagement formel, "stipuler" » (on rompait une stipula « paille » en signe de promesse) > français "stipuler", > anglais "stipulate", catalan, espagnol "estipular", néerlandais "stipuleren".

"stipend" (n.) early 15c., "periodical payment", "soldier's pay", from Latin "stipendium" "tax", "impost", "tribute", in military use "pay", "salary", from "stips" "alms", "small payment", "contribution of money", "gift" + "pendere" "weigh" (see "pendant"). According to Klein's sources, the first element is related to Latin "stipes" "log", "stock", "trunk of a tree" (see "stipe"). As a verb from late 15c.

"stipple" (v.) "paint with dots", 1670s, from Dutch "stippelen" "to make points", frequentative of "stippen" "to prick", "speckle", from "stip" "a point", perhaps ultimately from PIE root "*steig-", "*stig-" "pointed" (see "stick" (v.)), or from "*steip-" "to stick", "compress". Related: "Stippled"; "stippling".

"stipulation" (n.) 1550s, "a commitment or activity to do something" (now obsolete), from Latin "stipulationem" (nominative "stipulatio"), noun of action from past participle stem of "stipulari" "exact a promise", "engage", "bargain", of uncertain origin. Traditionally said to be from Latin "stipula" "stalk", "straw" (see "stipule") in reference to some obscure symbolic act; this is rejected by most authorities, who, however, have not come up with a better guess. De Vaan suggests "the original meaning of the verb was "to draw straws"/"to cut straws". ... The noun "stip-" must have developed from a concrete object that was used for payments, but the nature of the object is unknown: a certain stalk of a plant? a measure of corn?" Meaning "act of specifying one of the terms of a contract or agreement" is recorded from 1750. Meaning "that which is stipulated or agreed upon" in English is from 1802.

"stipule" (n.) "small appendage at the base of the petiole of a leaf", 1793, from French "stipule", from Latin "stipula" "stalk (of hay)", "straw", from PIE "*stip-ola-", from root "*steip-" "to stick", "compress" (see "stiff" (adj.)).

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Konjugation

• stipo, stipavi, stipatum, stipare - zusammendrängen (a-Konjugation)

Substantiv Deklination

• stipendium
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• stipulator

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• frz. "pseudo-stipulaire", engl. "pseudostipular"
• frz. "stipelle", engl. "stipel", n.f., lat. "stipula", petite tige - pièce située en dessous du niveau d'insertion d'une foliole ou d'une penne sur le rachis principal de la feuille
• frz. "stipulaire", engl. "stipular", adj., lat. "stipula", petite tige
• frz. "stipule", engl. "stipule", n.f., lat. "stipula", petite tige
• frz. "stipules", engl. "exstipulate", n.f.pl., lat. "stipula", petite tige
• frz. "stipules présentes", engl. "stipulate", n.f.pl., lat. "stipula", petite tige

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Stipulation

An agreement between all parties to a hearing. For example, the parties might stipulate to some or all of the facts, and therefore will not have to present evidence about those facts. Parties might discuss prior to the hearing if they agree to any stipulations. Stipulations will either be made in writing before the hearing, or may be stated on the record by the parties after the hearing starts.

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"Etiolate" comes from French "étioler", perhaps for "s'éteuler", "to become like straw", from Old French "esteule", "stubble or straw", from Latin "stipula", "a stalk", "straw".
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• STIPENDIAIRE, NA, [Grammar; Grammaire; Gram.]
• STIPENDIÉ, NA, [Grammar; Grammaire; Gram.]
• STIP-VISCH, Jaucourt, [Ichthiology; Ichthiologie; Ichthiolog.]
• STIPULATION, Boucher d'Argis, [Grammar | Jurisprudence; Grammaire | Jurisprudence; Gram. & Jurisprudence.]
• STIPULER, Jaucourt, [Etymological science; Science étymologique; Scienc. étymol.]
• STIPULES, Jaucourt, [Botany; Botanique; Botan.]

lat. "adstipulatio" ("astipulatio"), onis, f. : - 1 - affirmation, témoignage. - 2 - conformité, accord (du ton avec la pensée). [dt. "völlige Übereinstimmung", "Zustimmung"]

lat. "adstipulator" ("astipulator"), oris, m. : - 1 - celui qui s'engage avec (qqn), celui qui s'engage pour (qqn); garant, répondant, caution, témoin. - 2 - approbateur, partisan, défenseur. [dt. "Zeuge eines mündlichen Vertrages", "Nachbeter", "Anhänger"]

lat. "adstipulatus" ("astipulatus"), us, m. (seul. à l'abl. "adstipulatu") : approbation, ratification, appui. [dt. "Billigung", "Genehmigung", "Bestätigung", "Zustimmung", "Beifall", "Unterstützung"]

lat. "adstipulo", are = "adstipulor". [dt. "als Vertragszeuge fungieren", "beipflichten"]

lat. "adstipulor", ari, atus sum: - intr. avec dat. - 1 - s'engager avec qqn, s'engager pour qqn. - 2 - approuver, soutenir, donner son adhésion à, faire cause commune avec qqn. [dt. "als Vertragszeuge fungieren", "beipflichten"]

lat. "stipatio, onis, f : foule pressée, foule entassée, foule compacte [dt. "Zusammendrängen", "Gefolge"]

lat. "stipator", oris, m : celui qui escorte. - stipatores corporis : les gardes du corps, les satellites [dt. "ständiger Begleiter", "Leibwächter", "Trabant"]

lat. "stipatus", a, um : part passé de stipo [dt. "zusammendrängen", "zusammenpressen"]

lat. "stipendiarius", a, um : soumis à un tribut, tributaire, qui est à la solde. - clipeis antea Romani usi sunt, dein, postquam stipendiarii facti sunt, scuta pro clipeis fecere, Liv, 8, 8, 3 : auparavant les Romains utilisaient des boucliers en bronze, ensuite, après avoir institué la solde, ils les remplacèrent par des boucliers de cuir [dt. "für Sold dienend", "steuerpflichtig", "tributpflichtig", "abgabenpflichtig", "Söldner", "Steuerpflichtiger"]

lat. "stipendior", atus sum, ari : toucher une solde. - alicui stipendiari : être à la solde de qqn [dt. "einen Lohn erhalten", "im Sold stehen"]

lat. "stipendium", ii, n. : impôt, tribut, contribution, solde, campagne (la solde se payait en bloc par campagne), tribut, service. - mereri stipendia : faire campagne, servir (dans l'armée). - stipendia facere (merere) : être soldat, servir. - stipendium numerare : payer la solde. - pecunia data a Pompeio in stipendium, Caes. B. C. 1, 23 : argent donné par Pompée pour le paiement de la solde. - stipendium emereri : achever son service militaire. - rex cui (Hercules) duodecim stipendia debebat, Just. 2, 4, 18. : le roi à qui (Hercule) devait douze services [dt. "Sold", "Löhnung des Soldaten", "Einkünfte", "Kriegsdienst", "Dienst", "Dienstjahr", "Steuer", "Abgabe", "Tribut", "Strafe", "Bußgeld", "Gewinn", "Stipendium", "finanzielle Beihilfe für Studenten"]

lat. "stipes", "stipitis" (m) : tronc, souche, pieu, bâton, poteau [dt. "dicker Pfahl", "Stange", "Holzklotz", "Scheit zum Verbrennen", "Baum", "Baumstamm", "Dummkopf", "dummer Mensch"]

lat. "stipidosus", a, um : ligneux [dt. "holzig"]

lat. "stipo", avi, atum, are : mettre serré, entasser, entourer d'une façon compacte, escorter, entourer [dt. "zusammendrängen", "zusammenpressen", "voll stopfen", "füllen", "dicht umgeben", "umdrängen"]

lat. "stips", "stipis", f. : piécette, obole, argent, profit, don, aumône, cadeau. - stipem cogere : faire la quête, mendier. - nunc ad cotidianam stipem manum porrigis (Sén, Ep, 2, 14) : maintenant tu tends la main pour avoir ta piécette journalière. - stetitque in uestibulo aedium Kal. Ian. ad captandas stipes (Suét, Cal, 42): et il se tint dans le vestibule du palais, aux calendes de janvier, pour recueillir les offrandes [dt. "Geldbeitrag", "Spende", "Gabe", "Almosen", "Gewinn", "Ertrag"]

lat. "stipula", ae, f : paille, chaume, pipeau, chalumeau [dt. "Halm", "Strohhalm", "Stoppel", "Stroh", "Rohrpfeife"]

lat. "stipulatio", onis, f : stipulation, obligation promesse de payer le créancier, engagement [dt. "förmliche Anfrage, ob jemand zu einem mündlichen Vertrag bereit ist", "mündlicher Vertrag", "Stipulation"]

lat. "stipulatiuncula", ae, f : stipulation insignifiante [dt. "geringfügiger Vertrag"]

lat. "stipulator", oris, m : celui qui se fait faire une promesse solennelle, un sous-traitant [dt. "Partner eines nicht förmlichen Vertrags", "Gläubiger aufgrund einer Stipulation, eines nichtförmlichen Vertrags"]

lat. "stipulatus", us, m : "stipulation" [dt. "verlangte Stipulation", "verlangter nichtförmlicher Vertrag"]

lat. "stipulo", are : promettre, faire promettre (par contrat) [dt. "sich förmlich versprechen lassen"]

lat. "stipulor", atus sum, ari : exiger un engagement formel. - pecunia stipulata : argent promis par stipulation [dt. "sich förmlich versprechen lassen"]

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"Stipula", in der Botanik, das "Nebenblatt" oder "Afterblatt", ein blattartiges Organ, welches am Grunde eines Blattes oder Blattstiels (immer in der Zweizahl) vorkommt, häufig einen gleichen Bau, wie die eigentlichen Blätter besitzt, aber meist eine von dieser verschiedene Gestalt, und eine andere Vertheilung der Nerven zeigt. Die beiden Nebenblätter eines Blattes sind bald unter sich getrennt und vom Blattstiele frei, wie bei Potentilla, Vicia, Lathyrus, bald dem Blattstiele angewachsen, wie bei den Trifoliumarten, bald miteinander selbst mehr oder weniger vollständig verwachsen, wie bei Astragalus Onobrychis und Melianthus major.

"Stipulaceus", "nebenblattartig", "aus Nebenblättern bestehend", oder aus deren Bildung abzuleiten, wie die Knospendecken von Liriodendron, Fagus und Salix - Gemma stipulacea, die nebenblattdeckige Knospe, die mit solchen Decken versehen ist, wie in den angegebenen Beispiclen. S. auch "Stipula". "Stipulaneus", "nebenblattvertretend", "die Stelle eines Nebenblattes einnehmend": Spina stipulanea, der Nebenblattdorn, z. B. bei Robinia Pseudacacia, Acacia armata, Capparis spinosa. So heißt "Stipularis", "zum Nebenblatte gehörig", "einem Nebenblatte zukommend", und "Stipulatus", "nebenblättrig", "mit Nebenblättern versehen".

"Stipuliren", "festsetzen", "feierlich versprechen", das heißt, durch Hand und Mund, was abgeredet worden zu halten; daher heißt "Stipulirung", "Stipulatio", in den Rechten, eine solche Verbindung, wo Einer dem Andern etwas zu geben oder zu thun verspricht, wo also diese Verabredung gegenseitig festgesetzt wird, ohne Abweichung.

• "stipe": supporting stalk or stem-like structure especially of a pistil or fern frond or supporting a mushroom cap [dt. "Stil", "Stängel", "Strunk"]
• "stipend": a sum of money allotted on a regular basis [dt. "Gehalt"]
• "stipendiary": receiving or eligible for compensation [dt. ""]
• "stipendiary": magistrate a paid magistrate dealing with police cases [dt. ""]
• "stipulate": make an express demand or provision in an agreement [dt. "eine Vereinbarung treffen"]
• "stipulation": an agreement made by parties in a judicial proceeding [dt. "Auflage", "Bedingung", "Festsetzung"]
• "stipulative": definition a definition that is stipulated by someone and that is not a standard usage [dt. ""]
• "stipulatory": constituted or contracted by stipulation or agreement [dt. ""]
• "stipule": a small leafy outgrowth at the base of a leaf or its stalk [dt. "Nebenblatt"]

Bei der "Stipulation" (lat. "stipulatio" = "förmliches Versprechenlassen", auch "Stipulierung") handelt es sich um einen Vertragstyp des römischen Rechts (sog. "Verbalkontrakt", lat.: "obligatio verbis contracta").
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Herkunft und Entwicklung
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Die Wortbedeutung und Ursprung der "Stipulation" ist unklar. Die Institutiones Justinians (I 3,15 pr.) leitet "stipulatio" von einem sonst nicht bezeugten Wort "stipulus" (= "fest") ab, das mit "stipes" (= "Stamm", "Stock", "Pfahl") zusammenhängen soll (danach wäre "stipulatio" der Bedeutung nach identisch mit der firmatio des deutschen Rechts; über die Verwendung eines Stabs im Stipulationsritual wurde spekuliert, auf eine Ableitung von "stipula", dem "Halm", "Splitter", weist nichts hin). Moderne Ansichten leiten die Entstehung aus einem promissorischen Eid, oder aus der Bürgenstellung her.

Vielleicht beruht die Undurchsichtigkeit ihrer Vorgeschichte gerade auf der Tatsache, dass die "Stipulation" verhältnismäßig sehr früh, bereits im Legisaktionenverfahren, eine hervorragende Rolle im Rechtsleben zu spielen begann und darum bereits in einer stark abgeschliffenen Gestalt in den für uns geschichtlich erfassbaren Zeitraum eintrat. Das älteste Formular war die "sponsio", bei der die Stichwörter "spondesne" und "spondeo" lauteten. Jünger sind andere Formulare, die auch den Peregrinen (Nichtbürger) zugänglich waren: fide promittis? fide promitto, oder einfach promittisne? promitto, dann auch dabisne? dabo. Schließlich galt auch der Gebrauch der lateinischen Sprache nicht als wesentlich (Gai. 3, 93; D.45.1.1.6), wenn nur die Form von Frage und Antwort und der Gleichlaut der Stichworte gewahrt blieb. Seit etwa dem Beginn des dritten Jahrhunderts n. Chr. verzichtete man dann auch auf den Gleichlauf der Stichworte (D. 45.1.1.2), seit Kaiser Leo 472 auf den Gebrauch von Frage und Antwort, so dass schließlich jede formlose mündliche Vereinbarung unter Anwesenden die Wirkung einer Stipulation hatte.
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• Word Unit: stip-, stipit- (Latin: compress, compressed, to press together; related to: stalk, log, stock, trunk of a tree).
• Word Unit: stipul- + (Latin: stipulatus, past participle of stipulari, to demand a formal promise or bargain).

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(Latin: "compress", "compressed", "to press together", "to pack"; related to: "stalk", "log", "stock", "trunk of a tree")
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• "atonic constipation" (s) (noun), atonic constipations (pl)
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(Latin: "to demand a formal promise", "to bargain"; "to arrive an agreement"; "to compromise")
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• verbal-constipations

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Tibaldi - Stifte (W3)

Pellegrino Tibaldi - Italian Painter

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Beim Design des Continental Slims von TIBALDI spielten tastbaren Eigenschaften und Finish eines Bentleys eine starke Rolle und es stammt tatsächlich vom führenden Designer des luxuriösen Autoherstellers.
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Tibaldi, Pellegrino de Pellegrini

• Tibaldi Clari Viri II Abraham Lincoln Fountain Pen
• Tibaldi Clari Viri II Abraham Lincoln Rollerball Pen

Tibaldi Collections

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• Pellegrino Tibaldi (Getty Museum)
• A biography of the artist Pellegrino Tibaldi from the J. Paul Getty Museum's collection.
• www.getty.edu/art/gettyguide/artMakerDetails?maker=746
• The Incredulity of Thomas (recto); Study for the Figure of Thomas (verso)
• Maker Name: Pellegrino Tibaldi [Italian (Bolognese), 1527 - 1596]
• A work by Tibaldi from the J. Paul Getty Museum's collection.
• Medium: Pen and brown ink and brown wash, heightened with white bodycolor, over black chalk (recto); pen and brown ink (verso)
• Place: Place Created: Italy, Europe
• Date: about 1565 - 1585
• Source: J. Paul Getty Museum
• www.getty.edu/art/gettyguide/artObjectDetails?artobj=108657
• Bagnacavallo (Getty Museum)
• A biography of the artist Bagnacavallo from the J. Paul Getty Museum's collection.
• www.getty.edu/art/gettyguide/artMakerDetails?maker=3058
• Giampietro Zanotti (Getty Museum)
• A biography of the artist Giampietro Zanotti from the J. Paul Getty Museum's collection.
• www.getty.edu/art/gettyguide/artMakerDetails?maker=3532
• Nosadella (Getty Museum)
• A biography of the artist Nosadella from the J. Paul Getty Museum's collection.
• www.getty.edu/art/gettyguide/artMakerDetails?maker=2994
• Bartolomeo Passarotti (Getty Museum)
• A biography of the artist Bartolomeo Passarotti from the J. Paul Getty Museum's collection.
• www.getty.edu/art/gettyguide/artMakerDetails?maker=635

Tibaldi

• ART NOUVEAU
• LIMITED EDITIONS
• BENTLEY BROOKLANDS
• BENTLEY CONTINENTAL
• DA VINCI CODE
• EXCELSA
• HERCULES
• S.M.O. CONSTANTINIANI
• SPARTACUS

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Tibaldi & Company was founded in October 1916 by Giuseppe Tibaldi. This was the year of the first complete Italian fountain pen. Since then, Tibaldi has been creating pens for more than 90 years. Considering when this all started, 1916, World War I (1914-1918), the challenge to acquire the machinery needed to produce pens would be significant. Regardless, Giuseppe started a family run pen business in Florence. The first pens were considered to be a good value.
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• Lapis
• Rainbow

"Pellegrino Tibaldi", known also as "Pellegrino da Bologna" and as "Pellegrino Pellegrini"; decorator, mural painter, and architect, b. at Bologna, 1527; d. at Milan about 1592. Tibaldi was a pupil of Bagna Cavello, and a profound student of the works of Michelangelo.
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Found 31 product(s) for Tibaldi (1-31 of 31)

Ever since Tibaldi introduced Italys first fountain pen in 1916, collectors and pen lovers round the world continue to rely on extraordinary pens by Tibaldi, precious and high-performance writing instruments. Since 2007, Tibaldi, one of Italys first manufacturers of fine writing implements, has produced a series of limited edition pens to honor specific Bentley models. They have included the GT, Flying Spur, Convertible GTC and Speed editions, with each pen featuring details inspired by the automobile it represents. The ultimate goal of every Tibaldi for Bentley pen is to provide a refined writing experience for Bentley owners, through an instrument which embodies the traditions of quality, construction, performance and style, precisely as exhibited by every vehicle produced at the legendary factory in Crewe. Tibaldi is proud to continue producing bespoke writing instruments paying homage to Bentley automobiles with models that will appeal to an even wider array of tastes and preferences, says Giuseppe Aquila, Chief Executive Officer of Tibaldi pens.
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TIBALDI

• - BENTLEY AT BROOKLANDS
• - BENTLEY CREWE
• - BENTLEY MULSANNE
• - CONTINENTAL
• - DRAGON et PHENIX
• - GIORGIO ARMANI
• - Ordre Souverain Militaire Hospitalier de Saint Jean de Jérusalem, de Rhodes et de Malte
• - SACER MILITARIS

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• Tibaldi’s Latest Bentley-Themed Writing Instruments
• In 2006, Tibaldi, Italy’s oldest pen maker, forged a partnership with the British automotive marque Bentley that resulted in the Tibaldi for Bentley series of writing instruments.
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• Photo by Gianni Zenone
• FrontRunners: Out of the Blue
• Just as Bentley obtained seats from Bugatti, the Italian penmaker Tibaldi recently procured barrel-wrapping material from Bentley.
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• Tibaldi Gears up With Bentley Motors
• Italian pen maker Tibaldi has teamed with Bentley Motors for a special-edition collection that pays homa
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• FrontRunners: Holy Writes
• The commander of the angels, the archangel Michael, appears on the barrel of the Tibaldi Sanctus Michael Archangelus
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• Photo by Gianni Zenone
• FrontRunners: Instrument of Gods
• Hercules’ stepmother Hera drove him mad—mad enough to commit several atrocious murders.
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• Photograph by Cordero Studios/www.corderostudios.com
• 21 Ultimate Gifts: Italian Ice
• THE GIFT
• Custom 33-carat diamond Tibaldi pen with Baccarat case.
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• FrontRunners: Automotive Writing
• Bentley Motors and the Italian pen maker Tibaldi have teamed up to create Bentley at Brooklands (
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• FrontRunners: Wheel Write
• To the extent that pens can resemble cars, the Tibaldi for Bentley (www.tib
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• Robb Design Portfolio: Screen Writer
• Renaissance artists made frequent use of the Divine Proportion, a ratio of measurements that equals the infinite number Phi (approximately 1
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Tibaldi’s Latest Bentley-Themed Writing Instruments
John Lyon
MARCH 19, 2014
In 2006, Tibaldi, Italy’s oldest pen maker, forged a partnership with the British automotive marque Bentley that resulted in the Tibaldi for Bentley series of writing instruments.
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• TIBALDI, Pellegrino
• Adoration of the Christ Child
• 1548
• Oil on canvas, 159 x 106 cm
• Galleria Borghese, Rome
• TIBALDI, Pellegrino
• Annunciation of the Birth of John the Baptist
• 1551-53
• Fresco
• San Giacomo Maggiore, Bologna
• TIBALDI, Pellegrino
• Martyrdom of St Lawrence
• 1592
• Oil on canvas, 419 x 315 cm
• Monasterio de San Lorenzo, El Escorial
• TIBALDI, Pellegrino
• The Sermon of John the Baptist
• 1551-53
• Fresco
• San Giacomo Maggiore, Bologna

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Urso - Stifte (W3)
Schreibgeräte

Urso Luxury

• Urso
• Giuseppe URSO

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"Giuseppe Urso" dessine les projets: son inspiration vient bien souvent de moments vécus comme une visite au National Gallery de Londres en regardant une œuvre de Canaletto (2009 - Venice Collection). "Lucio Urso", lui, possède la sensibilité et les qualités techniques pour surmonter les difficultés de la réalisation. Le résultat est un produit capable de satisfaire non seulement ceux qui le pensent et le créent, mais également ceux qui l’admirent et le possèdent.

Un de leur point fort est l’utilisation du tissu de fils d’or de trois couleurs, tressés à main, auquel s’ajoute l’emploi de l’émail et de splendides gravures offrant un résultat artisanal somptueux.

• Venice
• Phoenix
• The Two Empires
• London
• Shavuot
• Babel
• Monsieur Deco
• Mezuzah

Babel Collection Limited Edition by Urso Luxury Pens and Accessories ...

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Visconti - Stifte (W3)

• Visconti, Alfonso (1552-1608)
• Visconti, Antonio Eugenio (1713-1788)
• Visconti, Bianca Maria (1425-1468)
• Visconti, Carlo (1523-1565)
• Visconti, Ennio Quirino (1751-1818)
• Visconti, Filippo Maria (1392-1447)
• Visconti, Galeazzo I. (1277-1328)
• Visconti, Giangaleazzo (1351-1402)
• Visconti, Giovanni (1290-1354)
• Visconti, Giovanni (+ 1453)
• Visconti, Ignazio (1682-1755)
• Luchino Visconti di Modrone
• Visconti, Matteo I. (1250-1322)
• Visconti, Ottone (1207-1295)

Eliseu Visconti - Brazilian Painter

Visconti, Luchino: Ungefähr 250 Ergebnisse

Valentine Visconti ou le rêve italien 1366 - 1408

Duché de MILAN

• VISCONTI 1277 - 1535
• SFORZA 1450 - 1535

Visconti, Familia | Visconti, Luchino

The company on the cutting edge of pen technology, Visconti is the most innovative, creative, and daring pen company of today. Its owner, Dante del Vecchio is creator, inventor, and craftsman behind all of Visconti’s new innovations. Visconti has created many new materials, technologies, and pen filling systems over the past 25 years. The company is based in Florence and has moved pen technology into the 21st century.
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GRÉGOIRE X, TEBALDO VISCONTI (1210-1276) pape (1271-1276) LE GUÉPARD, film de Luchino Visconti

Visconti was founded in 1988 by Dante Del Vecchio in Florence, Italy. Located in a 15th century villa, Visconti hand-crafts each writing instrument to demonstrate the highest level of artistry and beauty.
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Basic Materials | About Dante Del Vecchio | Do It Better | Filling Systems

• Black Divina
• Calligraphy Set
• Divina Royale
• Homo Sapiens
• Homo Sapiens Steel
• Michelangelo
• Rembrandt
• Surrealist
• Van Gogh

fino al 31.VII.2004
Matteo Montani
Milano, Studio Giangaleazzo Visconti
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Visconti | Homo Sapiens | Michelangelo | Rembrandt | Van Gogh | Lederetuis | Zubehör

Visconti Pens

| DIVINA BLACK | DIVINA DESERT S. | HOMO SAPIENS | MICHELANGELO | OPERA | OPERA MASTER | REMBRANDT | VAN GOGH | VAN GOGH 12 | LIMITED EDITIONS | ALBERT II WEDDING | ALCHEMY | BIBLE | CARBON DREAM | DIAMOND JUBILEE | DIVINA BLUE 25 | DRAGON | GOLDEN MAN | ISTOS ARACNIS | MEDINA | MUDEJAR | OCEANOGRAPHIC M. | OPERA CRYSTAL | OPERA CRYSTAL 25 | OPERA MASTER DEMO | OPERA TYPHOON | PININFARINA | RAGTIME 20TH ANNIV. | ROMANICA | TEMPLARS | VENETIA | WALL STREET

The name Visconti has been for the past twenty years a synonym for writing instruments of extraordinary beauty, historically and technologically studied. The fountain pens, rollers and ballpoint pens by Visconti make up a wide range of high quality instruments with a strong identification.
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Valentine Visconti : favorite contre son gré

• Visconti (Architekten) 825
• Visconti (Herzöge) 1925
• Visconti, Angelo ca. 1561-1616 825
• Visconti, Davide 1772-1838 550
• Visconti, Federico 1617-1693 825
• Visconti, Filippo 1721-1801 1100
• Visconti, Filippo Maria 1392-1447 1375
• Visconti, Galeazzo 1455/56!-1531 825
• Visconti, Gian Galeazzo 1351-1402 1375
• Visconti, Giovanni 1290-1354 825
• Visconti, Mastino 1371-1405 550
• Visconti, Ottone 1207-1295 825
• Visconti Venosta, Emilio 1829-1914 825

VISCONTI Ludovico Tullio (1791-1853)

For more than 20 years, Visconti has been synonymous with writing instruments of extraordinary beauty, historical significance and technological innovation. Visconti pens are designed and created at the company headquarters, a 15th century villa in Florence, Italy.
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Luchino Visconti | Visconti

A Conversation with Visconti
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The company first started under the name of "Office Dream", selling office accessories such as "Filofax" supplies as well as pens. It is quite the undertaking to start a company from scratch and this broader base of business was required until the pen business would be sufficient to be the primary area of business. As this change occurred, the company became known as "Visconti".
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08.10 - A Dream and hard work pays off - Visconti Pens

PENS OF NOTE

• Visconti Ragtime
• Visconti Divina
• Visconti Opera

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La société "Visconti" a vu le jour en 1988 à Florence. Elle tire son nom de celui du vicomte propriétaire de la villa toscane qui accueille son siège. Les deux fondateurs, Dante Del Vecchio et Luigi Poli, collectionneurs de stylos plume, décident de faire de leur passion un métier en renouant avec une tradition éprouvée des années 1920 et 1930 : l'usage du celluloïd. Chaque stylo évoque une histoire, que ce soit dans le domaine de l'art (Mazzi, le Taj Mahal, Van Gogh), de l'archéologie, de la philosophie (l'Alchimie), en mathématiques (Divine Proportion), en littérature (Dante Alliegheri, Divine comédie), en histoire antique (Cité interdite) ou contemporaine...
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Found 143 product(s) for Visconti (1-143 of 143)

Visconti Pens: Refills | Limited Edition | Art Nouveau | Black Divina | Divina Royale | Dragon | Homo Sapiens | Homo Sapiens Steel Age | Istos Aracins | Michelangelo | Opera | Rembrandt | Rembrandt Calligraphy Set | Rembrandt Eco-Roller | Unita d'Italia | Van Gogh | Wall Street

VISCONTI

• - AMERIGO VESPUCCI
• - DIVINE PROPORTION
• - FORTUNE DRAGON
• - GIACOMO CASANOVA
• - INDEPENDANCE DES ETATS UNIS
• - ISTOS ARACNIS
• - LES ETRES SURNATURELS
• - MECCA
• - MEDINA
• - SHUNGA
• - THE DALI UNIVERSE
• - THE FORBIDDEN CITY

VISCONTI

• - LES ETRES SURNATURELS
• - SHUNGA

• Visconti: Das allgegenwärtige Fluidum der Zeit - Der Tanz der Zeit
• Visconti: Erfindung des Rohr-Feder-SmarTouch
• Visconti: Eingravierte israelische Symbole
• Visconti: Besondere Form mit feinem Chrom 18 Kapillarrohr
• Visconti: Ein Ergebnis so erstaunlich wie Vespuccis Reisen
• Visconti: Ausgewogener Mix aus dynamischen und eleganten Formen
• Visconti: Lava vom Ätna als Ausgangsmaterial

The name Visconti has been for the past twenty years a synonym for writing instruments of extraordinary beauty, historically and technologically studied. The fountain pens, rollers and ballpoint pens by Visconti make up a wide range of high quality instruments with a strong identification.

It really seems that Renaissance in Florence is still at its liveliest. Located in a 15th century villa, Visconti keeps being stirred by intellectual flurry, the study of ancient models and of modern techniques in a constant dialogue and exchange of innovative ideas.

This Florentine company established in 1988 is headed by Dante Del Vecchio, deus ex machina of the creative dynamism pervading Visconti creations. Led by his passion for vintage pens, he has been constantly in a quest for new expressions in the art of writing.
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L. Visconti (1906)

Visconti ist der Name einer der großen Familien Italiens, die lange Zeit Mailand und die Lombardei regierte; sie beanspruchte für sich die Abstammung vom Langobardenkönig Desiderius und besaß im 11. Jahrhundert Ländereien am Comer See und am Lago Maggiore.

Inhaltsverzeichnis

• 1 Geschichte
• 2 Weitere Familienmitglieder
• 3 Stammliste
• 3.1 Die Anfänge
• 3.2 Die Herren und Herzöge von Mailand
• 3.3 Die Richter von Gallura
• 3.4 Die römischen Visconti
• 3.5 Die Herzöge von Modrone
• 4 Literatur
• 5 Weblink
• 6 Siehe auch
• 7 Anmerkungen