BCS 771

B-I-G and impressive - something to treasure - and to use !

In its original silk-lined casket, a MINT and handsome 'DURO'
pen from 2004 (click HERE for Certificate of Authenticity), manufactured in the pre-British Bespoke Pens era, when Conway
Stewart were based in Plymouth (click HERE to see).

Filled from an ink bottle, or can be used with a cartridge.

This is number 108 of just 500 that were manufacured - click HERE to see the barrel inscription, and we are fairly certain that you will not easily find another of these for sale anywhere.

BCS 770

Another B-I-G and impressive DURO pen

Also in its original silk-lined casket, this is the Amethyst version, from 2009, (click HERE for Certificate of Authenticity), manufactured in the pre-British Bespoke Pens era, when Conway
Stewart were based in Plymouth.

Filled from an ink bottle, or can be used with a cartridge.

This is number 24 of just 371 that were manufacured - click HERE to see the barrel inscription, and we are fairly certain that you will not easily find another of these for sale anywhere.

Y 873

The "RELIEF" No. 2-L

Manufactured by Conway Stewart for Esterbrook
Hazell Pens using thir distinctive RELIEF nibs.

Black
(click on the images below for larger pictures)

(with original MEDIUM flexible RELIEF No. 2 nib)
Click HERE and HERE for pictures of the nib

BCS 468

BCS 576

BCS 777

Now to the rarer No.27s - CRACKED ICE !

This is the first of those patterns - in some views, more 'subtle' than the later version, and only issued for two or three years (pens of this era have the model number BELOW the usual barrel inscription, whereas the later successors have the model number on the same line as the inscription).

BCS 775

And this is the successor to the one above - now with the model number on the same line as the inscription).

BCS 517

BCS 741

BCS 778

The mid-sized No.36 pen and matching No.23 pencil in i8ts original box (the label for No.63 set is still affixed to the underside of the box)..

Pen: No.,36

Pencil: No.23

BCS 455

And here's another No.63 set - this time in Green..

Pen: No.,36

Pencil: No.23

VG/EX

Pen and pencil - near mint

Box: some small external marks from previous storage.

BCS 776

BCS 730

BCS 755

And a stunning & handsome companion to the one above.

This time it's a L-O-N-G and desirable No.60L in Green Herringbone.

BCS 737

Also L-O-N-G - this is the long and slim No.73

BCS 767

And here is a complete Blue Herringone SET, in superb condition.

Pen: No.76

Pencil: No.35

No.77
Aside from the No.100, this is the largest
of the Conway Stewart post-war pens - onl;y made in
Black and the three Herringbone patterns

BCS 756

Another L-O-N-G-E-R pen - this time it's the 85L

And this is the only mid-size/lady pen made in the three Herringbone patterns.
No.93 (not often found for sale)

BCS 761

The B -I -G one !

A triple-banded No.100 - easily the largest of the post-war Conway Stewart pens, and only made in Black

BCS 600

No.286

CSR
878

BCS 680

And here's a 388 pen and pencil set in its original mid-1950s box (shown as set No.38 in the Conway Stewart catalogue)

Pen: No.388

Pencil: No.33

Pen: EX

Pencil: EX

Box: Perfect interior - one ink blob on the outer top cover (see photos)

BCS 738

The early version of the popular No.479 model.

This one is a 479M

No.479

BCS 736

Conway Stewart in miniature, and so attractive.

A number 526 'Dinkie'

BCS 753

Another miniature one.

An early No. 540 'Dinkie'

BCS 768

And this is a really rare patttern - one that we've never seen before.

A later No. 540 'Dinkie'

BCS 762

This is rare, and very seldom found for sale.

An early mid-sized DANDY No.729 - in really nice original condition.

BCS 552

Boxed set:

Pen: No.759

Pencil: "Nippy"

Pen: EX

Pencil: VG/EX

Box: VG

Another boxed pen and pencil set - complete with original Guarantee and filling instructions.

Pen: 759

Pencil: "Nippy"

Light and dark Blue marble

(pen has its original MEDIUM semi-flexible nib)

Pen: EX

Pencil: EX

Box: Some small marks in the interior, and signs of previous use on the outer top.