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Conway Stewart is pleased to announce a new resin series, the Coronet. Created with time-honoured British craftsmanship and inspired by original designs of Conway Stewart models made during the 1940s, this newest addition of fine writing instruments offers a modern approach to the evocative world of fountain pens.
Each Coronet fountain pen is crafted of hand fitted and polished resin in a choice of five colours; Brown Whirl, Exmoor, Dartmoor, Turquoise Fleck and Walnut. These modern colours are accented with gleaming 18-carat solid gold bands featured on the cap and barrel, along with the traditionally styled Conway Stewart pocket clip.
The Coronet is priced very competitively for such a high quality-writing instrument, and we feel confident that this offering represents great value.
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Silvicity
Series
The Conway Stewart newest addition to a classic range of fine writing instruments is the Silvicity, a sleek and modern approach to the traditional world of fountain pens.
The Silvicity brings five bold and bright colours to a clean striking design, a fabulous combination that makes this exciting new Conway Stewart edition a perfect fit for the always evolving young professional market. Designed to marry the classic British style of sterling silver with a crisp clean shape, the Silvicity adapts a traditional mode of writing to the modern paperless world.
Each Silvicity fountain pen is crafted of boldly coloured resin; Sunrise Yellow, Sunset Orange, Modena (red), Royale (blue) and Teal. These modern colours are set off by polished silver accents, with the cap top, section, and barrel end each fashioned of hallmarked solid sterling silver.
The new Special Edition from Conway Stewart is inspired by one of the most important literary figures in English history. At first glance this pen looks like it has a complex pattern engraved on the cap and barrel, however only upon closer inspection it is possible to read two famous poems by Rudyard Kipling.
Kipling’s works of prose and poetry have inspired generations, while also serving to reflect the great changes in the history and structure of the British Empire. Kipling was born in India, and spent most of his childhood in England, eventually attending United Services College in Devon. After his schooling, he returned to India where he began work as an Assistant Editor, the beginning of a long and distinguished career as a man of letters.
Kipling’s work is reflected in this Special Edition through a unique process that engraves two of his most famous poems along the length of both the cap and barrel. From a distance this appears as an elegant abstract pattern, when viewed close at hand, it is revealed as text from the works If and The Elephant’s Child.
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The new Conway Stewart Professional Series is designed to reflect the dedication and life's work of individual professional fields. These striking new pens are crafted of gleaming black resin and engraved with intricate patterns.
With the launch of the new Professional Series, Conway Stewart celebrates the Legal and Medical fields.
The Lawyer's Pen is based on our large and impressive new Statesman model with an engraving pattern inspired by the Victorian era adorning the cap and barrel, both of which are set off with solid sterling silver trim. The cap is further accented by an engraved image of the figure of "Blind Justice".
The Doctor's Pen is based on our popular Nelson model. Slimmer in shape than the Lawyer's Pen, the Doctor's Pen is a bold pen, with an impressive heft and balance. The wide cap band prominently features an engraved Caduceus design below the clip, while the back of the cap features an engraving of the Staff of Aesculapius.
The Professional Series are perfectly balanced in the hand, and feature solid 18 carat gold nibs with rhodium plating to match the hallmarked sterling silver trim, and utilizes the reliable cartridge converter filling system.
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The Wellington is a substantial pen, available
in a choice of four writing modes: elegant fountain pen,
smooth writing roller ball, convenient ball pen and pencil.
The striking new design has been crafted with a subtly curvaceous
form to both cap and barrel, an exciting new shape that
sets the Wellington apart from traditional pen designs.
The Wellington was created with an eye to the Continental
flair for a sleek and classic look. This combines with our
time honoured use of rich marbled resin and polished gold
trim to result in a pen that suits both high fashion as
well as tasteful refinement.
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"...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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Babbage Edition |
| The Conway Stewart Babbage edition is a spectacular
celebration of the life and work of Charles Babbage. With
a simple and straightforward cylindrical cap and barrel,
the Babbage pays homage to the underlying structure of
Babbage's work. Both the cap and barrel are covered in
an intricate pattern of engine turned engraving in a concentric
circular pattern. The result is at once simple and intricate,
a perfect reflection on the work of Charles Babbage.
The Conway Stewart Babbage edition is being made as
a roller ball, an eminently practical choice for today's
lover of fine writing instruments. Roller ball pens
offer the luxurious feel of the fountain pen's liquid
ink combined with the rugged practicality of the ball-point
pen. The Babbage is also designed as a clipless pen,
intended to be carried in a briefcase, organiser or
handbag, and sized to fit the pen loops built into these.
In keeping with the life of Charles Babbage, practicality
and attention to detail form the pre-eminent aspects
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Drake Edition |
The Drake fountain pen is fashioned
from a solid rod of sterling silver. Guilloche engraving is used
to create a gently flowing wave pattern on the cap and barrel,
set off with highly polished cap top, cap band, and barrel end.
The solid sterling silver section leaves the weight centred
low in the hand, ensuring that the pen is balanced well when
writing. Each pen is engraved with the name Drake on the cap
band, and a likeness of The Golden Hind on the cap top. The
Conway Stewart Drake bears the English Sterling Silver Hallmark,
the world accepted standard for precious metal.
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In 1905 when Conway Stewart was
formed, Jarvis and Garner had a single aim, to produce elegant,
timelessly beautiful,
yet functional writing instruments. Today one hundred years later
we still hold true to these original goals.
Conway Stewart
is the only British manufacturer still hand-making pens in the
United Kingdom. Our pens are individually turned, assembled
and polished. We use only the richest materials and solid 18
carat gold nibs and bands.
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