VERY SPECIAL !

90 years old, and as good as the day it left the factory way back in 1929/1930.

The first desk-set we have ever offered for sale, and a must-have for any CS enthusiast.

(pen has its original MEDIUM semi-flexible nib)

You won't find a better example anywhere - in fact, we'll go so far as to find that you won't find another one for sale, anywhere !

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 571

No.15

MCS 201

Probably the best-known of all the post-war Conway Stewart pens -

the one-and-only No.22 Floral

Floral patterning

(with original semi-flexible MEDIUM nib )

CSR 808

The pattern they all love ( and want !)

No.24 - Cracked Ice

CSR 783

Boxed set:

Pen: No.24

Pencil: No.18

Pen: VG - 2 tiny marks on the filler lever

Pencil: EX

Box: VG - small signs of previopus wear on outer surface

CSR 879

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

Not often seen these days !

CSR 360

No.27

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 876

CSR 885

CSR 851

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

Black

(with RARE BROAD OBLIQUE DURO No.40 nib)

CSR
718

Another top-of-the-range No.55

The No.55 was the top-of-the range in the immediate post war Conway Stewart production - and still sought after today

Ruby and Black marble

(with original MEDIUM DURO nib)

CSR
742

And apart from the incredibly rare reverse Cracked Ice, this completes the whole colour range of the No.55.

These are getting harder and harder to find. and more and more popular with users and collectors !

Green and Black marble

(with original MEDIUM DURO No.40 nib)

CSR 727

A rare and early MARK 1 No.58 pen and pencil (No.33) set

(First introduced in 1949, the Mark 1 model has the model number underneath the inscription).

CSR 682

Another near top-of-the range No.58

(First introduced in 1949, this is the Mark 2 model, with the model number after the inscription).

And yet another No.58

(First introduced in 1949, this is the Mark 2 model, with the model number after the inscription).

Green hatched
(with original MEDIUM DURO nib)

CSR 880

Can you possibly resist this ?!

A superb and rare Cracked Ice near-mint SET

Pen: No.58

Pencil: No.33

Pen & pencil - EX

Box: EX - may not be the original

CSR 850

Black is beautiful

Another handsome No.58

CSR 784

Nor are you seeing triple !

Here's that same pen, with matching pencil, in a boxed set

Pen: No.58

Pencil: No.18

Pen: EX

Pencil: EX

Box:
Exterior - EX
Interior: - some foxing on the satin-type lining

Now we hit the very top-of-the-range with this

EXECUTIVE No.60

Very handsome - the best of the 1950's Conways

Green hatched


(with original MEDIUM DURO nib)

Pen: EX - near MINT (slightest hint of plating wear on the edges of the lever)

Box: some small tears to the outside ends. Top and base look mint.

CSR 781

CSR 882

And the most unusual of the EXECUTIVE 60 models - twin-banded for exporto only to Australia and New Zealand

These rarely turn up for sale.

CSR 732

One of only two Conway Stewart models with the Grecian-style cap-band (the other being the No.22 'Floral').

Marketed as the 'Speedy-Phil' No.74, it first appeared in August 1957, but had a very short life, probably due to the inefficient leverless filling system !

An attractive mid-sized No.84 in a set, complete with its matching No.26 pencil

Mauve marble
(pen has its with original MEDIUM nib)

CSR 604

Black is beautiful - especially in a L-O-N-G No.85L

CSH 869

Was this Conway Stewart's answer to the Parker 51 ???

A handsome No.87, with Gold-plated lined slip-cap and Pressac filling system

Black - with Gold-plated cap

(with original MEDIUM nib)

CSR 839

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)

CSR 829

Quite rare - a No.226

We don't see this model number very often

Subtle Silvery Light Green marble
(with original VERY FINE nib)

CSR 575

The ever-popular traditional No.286

Red and Black vulcanite (hard rubber)
(with original MEDIUM semi-flexible nib)

CSR 693

One for the more rare numbers department !

A quite early No.470

VG - barrel inscription worn - just about legible.

Clip from a slightly later period. Originally it probably didn't have one.

Green, Black and Gold marble (rare pattern)
(with original MEDIUM nib - slight flex)

B 75

No.476

(The gold-plated version of the 479, complete with cap-band)

A real quality pen.

CSR 787

No.476

(The gold-plated version of the 479, complete with cap-band)

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CSR 731

CSR 679

No.496

The No.496 is not often found, and is one of the nicest of the mid 1930's pens

Green and Black marble
(pen has its original semi-flexible MEDIUM nib)

CSR 661

Looking for a good home.

Small and part of the 1930's CS history

Boxed set.

Pen: DINKIE No.540

Pencil: Duro-Point 2R

Box: marked, but completely intact

Pen: barrel slightly mis-shapen

Pencil: EX

A complete set for a very reasonable price !

CSR 704

Although you may not believe it, this little Black Dinkie No.540 is RARE !

(Evidently, not so many Black ones were manufactured, and they don't often appear for sale)

Black vulcanite (hard rubber)


(with original BROAD semi-flexible nib)

LB 450

This is a rare one. A No.756

From the early 1930. one of the very few models Conway Stewart made with a Red and Black hard rubber section and cap crown.

Black chased vulcanite with Red/Black vulcanite section, feed and crown of cap.

(with FINE semi-flexible nib)

CSR 681

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

Pen: 759

Pencil: "Nippy"