This is certainly a pen before the war. I think this is a later version of the button filler Osmia's - about 1935 and shortly thereafter.
Here is an older version - Lapis Osmia Minor, Parker Duofold Streamline style - 1932-35:
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#39067 Is this an Osmia?
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#39053 Is this an Osmia?
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on 30 December 2014 - 10:36 PM
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This pen is Streamline style - 1932-35. There are Osmia flat top Duofold style - 1930-32. I think your pen is later. After 1935. I have two or three with only one ring - black and pearl and black.
#39043 Is this an Osmia?
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Soon I bought one pen Osmia from France. It has no inscription of the body - I guess that disappeared with time, but there are number - 226 at the end of the barrel. The nib is not genuine.
#38602 MABIE TODD SWAN - IDENTIFICATION
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on 29 November 2014 - 11:56 AM
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I reduce the size pictures from the book. The pen can also be 144. 
#38595 MABIE TODD SWAN - IDENTIFICATION
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I made photos with information from the book МТ&Co, but I can not show them here because they are large. If you want, I can send them an e-mail. This is 142/31 model, from USA, late 20's. The pen is not in good condition, but is subject to restoration.
#38475 Genuine? or Britains very own Brandon?
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I bought lot of German pens from this seller and I was very happy with the purchase.
#38444 Beautiful underrated pens or how brand recognition affects collectors and pen...
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Today I received this pen from Germany - Azura 15 by Kaweco. 
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#38442 Beautiful underrated pens or how brand recognition affects collectors and pen...
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I have one similar to that shown here pen - cracked blue-green ice, branded Helm /Montblanc sub brand???/. It has a button filler with black hard rubber blind cap.
