Editing Lamy (section)

== Discontinued product ranges ==

=== Lamy exact (1964-) ===
The Lamy exact was first released in 1964 and was Germany’s first ballpoint pen with a large capacity refill.<ref>{{cite web|url=https://www.lamy.com/en/history/|title=Lamy History|work=lamy.com|access-date=07 July 2021}}</ref> The exact range consisted of different ballpoint pens, available at different price points and with different designs. The exact pens contained mainly black  silver-coloured parts. 

=== Lamy design 20 (1970s) ===
The design 20 series was marketed as the "young program". It was more affordable than other series available in the 1970s, like the Lamy 200 series, and included a fountain pen, a ballpoint pen and a felt tip pen. <ref>{{cite web|url=https://bleistift.blog/2021/07/the-lamy-exact-older-than-the-lamy-2000//|title=The Lamy exact – older than the Lamy 2000|access-date=07 July 2021}}</ref>

===Lamy Lady (from 1994) ===
The Lady was a design intended to appeal to women; the Lady is manufactured out of painted, hardened, porcelain and does not feature a clip as it was thought that women do not normally make use of the clip—a small protrusion prevents the pen from rolling on a flat surface. The Lady was designed by Wolfgang Fabian and [[Sharon Jodjaja]] was responsible for the barrel designs.<ref name="Lamy pens"/>

===Lamy Persona (1990s)===
The Lamy persona fountain pen was designed by Mario Bellini, and Italian architect. At the time it was Lamy’s most expensive fountain pen. The pen was made using Titanium, Carbon Makrolon and Platinum providing four different  options. Key features of the Persona included a concealed spring loaded pocket clip, an anti roll pin on the pocket clip and a 14 carat gold nib.<ref>{{cite web|url=https://www.vintageandmodernpens.co.uk/shop/lamy-persona-fountain-pen-designed-by-mario-bellini-makrolon-and-titanium-coated-finish-14kt-gold-oblique-broad-nib-1990/|title=Lamy Persona Fountain Pen|access-date=07 July 2021}}</ref>

===Lamy Spirit (1994 - 2010s) ===
The Spirit was designed by [[Wolfgang Fabian]] and introduced in 1994, has its grip and clip made up (by simple rolling and folding) from a single stamping of stainless steel sheet. The result is a minimalist design with a 6mm diameter. Into this superstructure  is inserted either ballpoint or 0.5mm pencil mechanism. The ballpoint uses the smaller M21 refill found in Lamy's multi-way ballpoints. <ref>{{cite web|url=https://web.archive.org/web/20180121004534/http://www.rickconner.net/penspotters/lamy.html|title=Archived version of rickconner.net|access-date=07 July 2021}}</ref>