In 1994, after almost 50 years since the devastating fire which destroyed Montegrappa's celluloid stock and a part of the plant, Montegrappa  re-introduced a  line of pens  in celluloid. The Symphony  line comprised ball pens and fountain pens and was manufactured in facetted celluloid and silver.

Colors available were red, yellow, light blue,  gray and pearl and the filling mechanism was via cartridge/converter.

Next to the Symphony line a smaller range of fountain pens with the same design was released. These were called Mycra and were designed to fit feminine hands. Beyond the Symphony colors, a few more extravagant hues were adde such as orange, pink, mauve and purple.

These small pens offer the same option as the symphony and a few other Montegrappa models: the cap can be screwed to the bottom of the barrel in order to have a longer pen.

This Mycra in ruby red celluloid is in excellent condition and it is offered without box. Nib is grade F.