Omas has always had an interest for  the feminine market. In the 1930s each model they introduced was also manufactured in the smaller size for ladies. OMAS EXTRA lever fillers from the 1930s, either with cylindrical or facetted design, are among the most fascinating products of the entire pen industry of the time.

This interest never dwindled and Omas kept manufacturing smaller pens to match their major senior models. In the 1980s, when the Paragon model was introduced, it was flanked by the smaller models Gentleman and the lady size Dama.

Dama was then flanked by Princess in the 1990s; the difference between the two models is the tassel for the Princess and the clip for the Dama. Both models have the same size 

This listing is for an Omas Dama and an Omas  Princess in  gray pearl celluloid which are meant to be sold separately. You can choose between one of the two.

the Princess has an M nib, while the Dama has an EF.

DAMA IS SOLD

Both pens are unused and in pristine condition.

The listed price refers to one of them with shipping included.

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