"Nelson
Series"
In
response to the popular demand for our Trafalgar limited edition
pen in 2005, Conway Stewart is proud to produce a new series of
pens, the 'Nelson'.
Available in six
classic colors for both fountain pen and matching ball pen, this
is an exciting new series for Conway Stewart.
The Nelson is a bold pen, with an
impressive heft and balance, featuring a solid weighty barrel
that is always perfectly poised, even when used without posting
the cap.
Long and graceful in profile, the
Nelson is never out of place, from the most elegant of black tie
affair to a simple afternoon out.
In keeping with the nautical theme
of the Nelson we have accented the cap with three solid 18 carat
gold bands -- one large and two slim denoting Nelson's rank of
Vice Admiral at the Battle of Trafalgar.
The barrel of the fountain pen is
set off by a substantial 18 carat solid gold band and an elegantly
tapered end. The matching ball pen has gold plated tip to match
the solid 18 carat solid gold trim. The fountain pen is piston
filled, the ball pen uses the reliable twist operated mechanism.
The Nelson is offered in six of our
most popular classic color Gleaming jet Black, elegant Classic
Green, Glowing Classic Claret, vibrant Flecked Autumn, rich Bracket
Brown, and a shimmering new color, Crimson Whirl. |
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Bracket Brown brings a stately and elegant simplicity
to the Nelson.
Reminiscent of the finest antique tortoiseshell,
this color is a rich blend of light and dark red-browns that
shine from within with a slight pearlescent glow.
Classic and refined, this is a color that fits
as perfectly in the pocket of a tailored suit jacket as it does
in the side pocket of your favorite blue jeans.
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Classic Claret lives up to its namesake, with
deep shades of burgundy that evoke the finest results of the
vintner's art.
This shimmering dark red background is then
marbled with gleaming black throughout.
The Classic Claret Nelson, like a good vintage
wine, is low-key, relying upon grace and simple sophistication
to carry the day.
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One of our most popular colors, Classic Green,
brings its graceful blend of light and dark green to the Nelson,
and the result is no less than you might expect.
The subtle play of light from the pearlescent
light green hints at the depths of this material.
The deeper shades of the dark green marbling
further accent the magnificent blend of color
The Classic Green Nelson is another pen that
feels right at home in either the boardroom or the privacy of
your own desk.
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The Crimson Whirl Nelson is not for the faint
of heart! This standout new color is going to be a hit with
those who favor the cutting edge.
A deep blue background shimmers softly, with
sparking accents dusted throughout. Then we add bold lines of
vivid crimson, looping and swirling through both the cap and
barrel.
Each piece of this sturdy acrylic material we
use has an individual pattern, so no two Crimson Whirl Nelson
pens will look exactly alike.
This is a pen for those who demand to stand
a bit apart from the crowd!
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An exciting mixture of reddish brown and gleaming
iliac make
up our Flecked Autumn.
It's a bold shade, well in keeping with the
striking lines of the Nelson.
While vivid, the mixture builds upon itself
quietly, making this
a striking yet still understated choice
for those who prefer making their fashion statements
a bit sotto voce!
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The Nelson series is housed in our luxury Conway Stewart centenary packaging.
It is lined in a deep lush velvet in our corporate
colors.
To order
your pen, please choose your preferred payment currency below.
During the order process you will be invited to add comments about your
order.
Please use this section to specify your nib choice and writing mode
(e.g. fountain pen).
Retail List Price Resin
Fountain Pen: £440, $760, €495 |
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Retail List Price Resin
Roller Ball: £399, $700, €455 |
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Retail List Price Resin
Ball Pen: £370, $660, €430 |
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Retail List Price Resin
Pencil: £370, $660, €430 |
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In 1905 when Conway Stewart was started, 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.
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Last updated
December 8, 2009
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