2008 sees instead the birth of Regina Viarum (Queen Viarum), another writing instrument created with passion in order to obtain the maximum  perfection. Dedicated to the Ancient Appia way, the Roman road that connected Rome to Brindissi, offers the body in solid sterling Silver, and is engraved with a pattern representing the surface of the Roman roads. The Appia is probably the most famous Roman road from which some stretches still remain, and its importance is confirmed from the nickname used by the Romans: Queen Viarum, the Queen of the roads. Each pen is hand turned from a special resin in a smoked dark gray color and the fountain pen offers a piston filling system and 18 Kt solid gold nib.  The cap is characterized by the central ring in solid sterling silver, which offers in a tridimensional engraving the complete “753″ logo. The body is designed with a precious hexagonal support in solid sterling Silver and engraved with a pattern replicating the design formed by the rocks used to build the old Roman roads.  Developed together with Delta, another important Italian pen manufacturer, this splendid collection is limited to only 100 pieces; 80 fountain pens and 20 rollers.