CSR 725

CSR
410

And here is a MINT set with:

Pen: No.12

Pencil: Nippy No.3

Pen and pencil - MINT

Box also in superb condition

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

CSH
280

Just as it left the factory all those years ago - a No. 5 set, containing:

Pen: No.15

Pencil: Nippy No.3

Pen and pencil - MINT

Box: a few small signs of previous storage (tiniest hint of foxing on the inside lining)

CSR 571

No.15

CSR 779

Here's a real rarity, and one for the collector - the large, rare and sought-after button-filling DURO No.20 - lovely executive-size pen

(we can't find another of these for sale anywhere out there)

Blue and Black marble


(with original large flexible MEDIUM DURO nib)

CSR 600

A No.30 Boxed set, complete with Guarantee and filling instructions

Pen: No.24

Pencil: No.18

VG/EX

Pen: EX

Pencil: VG - previous owner's name engraved (small) - see photos

Box: Not original - but colour co-ordinated

CSR 726

Blue hatched
(with original FINE nib)

CSR 360

No.27

CSR 734

CSR 705

CSR 786

Boxed and beautiful !

No.28

A not-so-often-found sturdy No.45

(the precursor of the No.55)

Black
(with original MEDIUM Duro No.40 nib)

CSH 900

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

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

CSR
713

And another top-of-the range No.55.

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

Blue and Black marble

(with original firm 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 !

CSR 728

The ever popular near top-of-the range No.58

(First introduced in 1949, this is the Mark 1 model, with the model number underneath the inscription).

Tiger's Eye (a.k.a Candy-stripe)

(with original MEDIUM nib)

CSR 601

Another No.58

(First introduced in 1949, this is also the Mark 1 model, with the model number underneath the inscription).

CSR 727

And this one is also 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 730

And yet another No.58

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

CSR 748

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

EXECUTIVE No.60

Very handsome - the best of the 1950's Conways

CSR 781

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 !

CSR 623

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

CSR 604

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

CSR 743

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

CSR 729

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
(click on the images below for larger pictures)

(with original large FINE Duro 20 nib)
Click HERE and for HERE for pictures of the nib

CSR 708

Dare to be different, and write with an attractive No. 115 Ink Pencil - advertised by Conway Stewart as a STYLO

Green marble (Gold-plated trim)
(click on the images below for larger pictures)

Click HERE and for HERE for pictures of the writing needle

You won't see this number very often.

The 217 was only made for export to Australia and New Zealand, and then only for a few years (pre-war)

Black

(with original semi-flexible MEDIUM nib)

PCS 305

No.226 - also not so often found

CSR 785

STUNNINGLY rare, and all the more so in this pattern !

A button filling No.266 in a very desirable pattern. Where (if anywhere) will you find another one for sale ?

Reverse Cracked Ice (a.k.a Silver & Black marble) - with Gold-plated clip (the earlier version of this pen had a nickel-plated clip)

(with original flexible MEDIUM nib)

CSR 575

The ever-popular traditional No.286

CSR 691

CSR 714

CSR 733

Harking back to the past traditional patterns of pens, Conway Stewart specially produced this model in the early 1950's, to satisfy the demands of those customers who preferred the more traditional style to the then recently introduced streamlined pens

Pen: No. 388

Pencil: No. 33

Pen and Pencil: EX

Box: VG/EX (might not have been the original)

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.

A pretty and reasonably rare boxed set from the mid 1930's (we know that since the pen has a ball clip, and that changed to the diamond-ended one in 1937).

Pen: No.476

Pencil: Duro-Point

Cerise marble with Black patterning


(pen has its original MEDIUM nib)

Pen and Pencil: EX

Box: G/VG - inscription on the interior and some wear on the outer top

B 75

No.476

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

A real quality pen.

CSH 585

No.476

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

.

CSR 787

No.476

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

.

CSR 450

No.479

Blue marble, with rhodium-plated trim
(click on the images below for larger pictures)

(with original MEDIUM/BROAD nib)
Click HERE for a picture of the nib

CSR 731

CSR 679

CSR 739

Small is beautiful, and it's very rare that we have a pouched and early Dinkie set for sale - and all the more rare since it's in GREY JAZZ !

Pen: Dinkie No.526

Pencil: Duro-Point No.2

Pouch: intact, though there is some wear to the silvering on the vanity mirror

Pen: Some discoloration.

Pencil: EX

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)

CSR 694

Also looking for a good home.

Slim, elegant and at a knock-down price !

Boxed set, complete with original Guarantee and filling instructions

Pen: No.759

Pencil: Nippy

Box: Back hinge slightly loose, but still intact

Pen: Crazing on very slightly mis-shapen barrel

Pencil: Crazing on the surface, but still nice and shiny.

Still a very attractive set, especially at this price !

CSR 696

Look as hard as you like, but you won't find one of these for sale very often (if at all)

The INK VISIBLE No. 800

Blue and Black marble

(with what we think is its original flexible MEDIUM nib)