Penalli Appraisal

Penalli Collection 65-Piece Writing Instruments Set

The item is a boxed set of writing instruments, specifically the "Penalli Collection," as indicated by the prominent branding on the packaging. The box is rectangular and appears to be made of cardboard with a printed glossy finish, designed to display the pens. The dominant colors of the packaging are a dark blue or gray background with a grid-like texture, and a lighter teal-green panel on the left side. The "Penalli Collection" logo is rendered in a golden script font, below which the slogan "Excellent Performance First Time. Every Time." is printed. Multiple pens, likely six, are depicted on the box, showcasing their design. These pens appear to have a sleek, metallic, possibly stainless steel construction, with a silver or polished chrome finish. Their design is characterized by straight lines and a simple, elegant form. The box includes several selling points and features listed on the left panel: "Exclusively Designed In Italy," "Manufactured With Patented Swiss Technology," "Strong & Durable Stainless Steel Construction," and a "Versatile Collection Suits All Occasions." The set is described as the "Penalli Pen Collection," and specific types of pens are listed, though some text is cut off or blurry, including "Fountain Pen," "Roller Ball Pen," "Executive Ball Pen," "Combi Tri-Colour Pen," "Mechanical Pencil," "Ladies' Handbag Pen," and "Cheque Book Pen." A red square near the bottom left states "65-Piece REFILL PACK Included in Package!", suggesting an extensive set of refills. An oval graphic indicates "Virtually Indestructible Iridium Tip Nib," which likely refers to the fountain pen's nib. The box also bears an 'As Seen On TV' logo in the upper right corner, indicating it was marketed through television infomercials. The overall condition of the box shows some wear, particularly around the edges and corners, suggesting it might be an older or previously handled item. There are no visible signs of significant damage, but minor creasing and surface scuffs are present. The design aesthetic points to a late 20th or early 21st-century production, typical of mass-marketed pen sets emphasizing durability and Italian design/Swiss technology.