CSH
515

One of the more unusual shades of this model

Pen: No.14

Pencil: Nippy No.2

Pen and pencil - EX

Box -a few marks from previous use

CSR 986

Conway Stewart does Art-Deco !

A hard-to-find and most attractive No. 16 (we haven't seen one of these for sale for quite a while - have you ?)

CSR 971

A really nice No.24

This is the earlier Mark 1 model, with the model number below the barrel inscription

CSR 808

The pattern they all love ( and want !)

No.24 - Cracked Ice

CS 841

A No.27 - in the not-so-common Green and Black marble

CSR 879

It's Cracked-Ice and it's a No.27 !

Not often seen these days !

CSR 792

Boxed set

Pen: No.27

Pencil: No.37

Pen: VG/EX

Pencil: VG/EX - previous owner's initial H.F.N. embossed (small) in gold

Box: VG - only used for sets with a No.27 pen. Small mark on left hand side of top of box (see photo)

CSR 987

CSR 978

An early version of the rare and chunky excecutive-styled No.35

We can't remember when we last had one of these for sale

CSR 909

No.36

(similar in appearance to another 58 but slimmer and slightly shorter)

One of the rarer 'custom' pens made by Conway Stewart

and early model of The EMPIRE pen No.41

CSR 823

All that is best about Conway Stewart - a handsome and chunky No.55

This is the Mark 1 model (the first one they produced post-war), with the model number below the inscription

Near the top-of-the-range

The elegant No.58

CSR 983

Another near-the-top-of-the-range No.58

This one is a Mark 1 (with the model number below the inscription)

CSR 980

Black is beautiful.

Another elegant No.58 - this one is the earlier Mark 1 model, with the model number under the Conway Stewart barrel inscription

CSR 965

This is a rare find - a MINT near-top-of-the-range pen and pencil set dating all the way back for the early to mid 1950's.

Pen: No.58

Pencil: No.18

Both the pen and pencil have never been used, though the interior of the box has foxed a little over the years and there a few signs of previuos storage on the exterior

Silver hatched

(pen has original MEDIUM Duro nib)

Pen: MINT

Pencil: MINT

Box: See description on the leeft

CSR 781

CSR 988

A RARE No.74, with its distictive Grecian-style cap band.

This is the 'Speedy Phil' - first introduced in 1957, and with the unusual (unreliable) click-filling system that meant no lever cut into the barrel.

Black

(with original MEDIUM No.5 nib)

CSR 989

We don't see this model very often, and certainly not in this condition.

No.77

The 2nd biggest post-war pen by CS (the No.100 being the only one that is larger)

CSR 990

Another rare No.77

The 2nd biggest post-war pen by CS (the No.100 being the only one that is larger)

Green Herringbone

(with MEDIUM No.58 DURO nib - hint of flex)

CSR 974

L-O-N-G, slender, and handsome.

A No.85L

CSR 984

The slim and mid-sized No.93

CSR 955

B-I-G and iconic - the chunky and large No.100

(First manufactured in 1954, the only colour was Black, since British Xylonite could not provide coloured rod of this large diameter)

Black

(with original large FINE DURO 20 nib)

CSR 855

CSR 972

And here's the one so many want -

a 'Cracked Ice' No. 286

CSR 966

Deep Cerise marble with Black veins with nickel-plated trim
(with original flexible BROAD nib)

CSR 991

OR 941

That most unusual finish on a Conway Stewart pen - Red Moiré (named after the silky-style finish on fabric).

No.759

CSR 681

Boxed pen and pencil set in its original colour-matched box

Pen: 759

Pencil: "Nippy"

CSR 973

B - I - G - second only in size to the early big Duros.

First produced in the mid 1920's, this example is only a little later than that time - when will you see another ?