CSR 508

Conway Stewart overlaid pens are ver rarely seen. This is a full-size version (about the size of a 479) and it has vertical line patterning.

A real collector's item, and one with which to impress your friends

VG/EX - a few small 'nibbles' to the overlay at the foot of the barrel - not really noticeable

The clip screw would also have been overlaid but, try as we might, we have been unable to find the original.

CSR 947

An unusual early and rare 'custom' THE JAKDAW pen - made by Conway Stewart for Gouldens of Canterbury and Dover - click here to see an image of the old Canterbury shop

R 141

A real find, and
VERY RARE - we can't think when we last saw one of these for sale

A mid-size early DURO pen No.2

CSR 951

And this, the successor to the one above is even more RARE ! (try and find another of these for sale..)

A mid-size and handsome DURO pen No.2

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 952

And here's another of the rarer single colour No.15 pens

(usually found in shades of marble)

Y 482

B-I-G and handsome

A most rare button-filling DURO No.20, and all the more unusual since it has the bandless cap.

Click here for an image of the model number

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 953

This is also a B-I-G pen

A lever-filling DURO No.26

Again, very rare to find one of these on sale, and all the more so with a bandless cap

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 876

CSR 908

A feast of mid-sized No.36's

similar in appearance to another 58 but slimmer and slightly shorter

CSR 907

No.36

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

CSR 909

No.36

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

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

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).

CSR 893

And another attractive and near top-of-the-range No.58

Green hatched
(with original MEDIUM DURO nib)

CSR 781

CSR 942

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.

Faded Burgundy hatched (see 1st photograph)


(with original MEDIUM/FINE DURO nib)

CSR 886

Longer and slimmer.

No.73

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 !

We have converted this to a Parker Aerometric filling system, so now it really does hold a good amount of ink !

Black


(with original MEDIUM No.5 nib)

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

No.77 - click HERE to see the barrel inscription

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

CSR 912

The mid-sized

No.84

CSR 604

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

CSR 943

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)

LB 659

CSR 855

CSR 915

Small is beautiful !

and especially in this mid-Blue satin colour

No.540 Dinkie

VG

Looking for a good home.

Small and part of the 1930's CS history

Boxed set.
Pen: DINKIE No.540
Pencil: Duro-Point 2R

Deep Cerise and Black marble


(pen has its original MEDIUM flexible nib)

Box: marked, but completely intact

Pen: barrel slightly mis-shapen

Pencil: EX

A complete set for a very reasonable price !

CSR 950

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"