The Appellation is an exclusive edition made for Internet Pens of California and is based upon Conway Stewart's popular Wellington model.
The Wellington model is a striking new design and has been crafted with a subtly curvaceous form to both cap and barrel, an exciting new shape that sets this model apart from traditional pen designs. The Wellington was created with an eye to the Continental flair for a sleek and classic look.
The Appellation is crafted from precious resin, sporting a gleaming Classic Black cap, harmonising with the pen body made from a rich marbled medley of colours that evoke the highlights of a good vintage red wine. This new design is further set off with a polished sterling silver trim to result in a pen that suits both high fashion as well as tasteful refinement.
A Latin inscription is engraved on the sterling silver cap band "In Vino Veritas" or "in wine there is truth" with a solid silver disc inserted on the cap top and engraved with grapes motif.
The Appellation is a perfect accessory for any lover of fine wine as well as the appropriate gift for colleagues or clients who are wine connoisseurs and appreciate the art of fine living!
PRAISE FOR THE WELLINGTON MODEL:
"...THIS PEN REMINDS ME WHY A NICE FOUNTAIN PEN IS SUCH A PLEASURE.
The writing experience alone is enough to recommend this pen,
because it is one of the best I have ever tested..."
Glen B. Bowen, publisher
Pen World
World Publications May 2008
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"...THIS IS A BEAUTIFUL, luxurious looking pen..."
Bill Albers, assistant editor
Pen World World Publications
May 2008
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"...EVEN IN PLAIN BLACK, I'd go for the Wellington.
The section's curvature feels organic in the hand..."
Barry Gabay, contributing editor
Pen World World Publications
May 2008
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"THIS PEN IS A GREAT WRITER. ... its flexibility gives the writer an opportunity to vary the lines..."
Howard Edelstein, contributor
Stylus Magazine Fine Life Media
June / July 2008
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"AN ELEGANTLY TAPERED PEN.
A modern flexible nib..."
Mel Strohminger, contributor
Stylus Magazine Fine Life Media
June / July 2008
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