CSR 540

This is real Conway Stewart history !

A boxed and stunning early B-I-G Duro (sometimes known as the Duro No.1).

These hardly ever turn up for sale, and this one is in very nice condition. Can YOU find another ?...

VG/EX - 3 initials of a previous owner engraved around the foot of the barrel (at the back - and not very visible).
Barrel inscription worn, but you can still read that this is a DURO pen.

The plating is is really good condition

CSR 546

More Conway Stewart history !

Another boxed and stunning early B-I-G Duro (sometimes known as the Duro No.1).

As above, these hardly ever turn up for sale, and this one is in very nice condition. Where and when will YOU find another ?...

VG/EX - barrel inscription worn, but you can still read that this is a DURO pen.

The clip may not be original, but is certainly from that period.

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 563

No.15

CSR 407

CSR 562

The desirable Cracked Ice - this time in a No.24 - this is a Mark I model, with the model number below the CS inscription, and it's in the original (more subtle) patterning

Cracked Ice (a.k.a. Black & White marble)

(with original firm FINE nib)

GCS 104

And here is the later and more vibrant version of the above - a No.24 Cracked Ice - the one everyone wants to own !

CSR 360

No.27

CSR 565

A hard to find MINT No.27

CSR
551

No.27

CSR
535

No.28

CSR
553

Burgundy and Black marble
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(with original MEDIUM DURO nib)
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Pen: EX

Box: Rare in this size, if a bit worn in detail

CSR 545

One of the rarer button-filling Duros.

The slimmest and most compact of the 20/30/40/50 series - this is a Duro 50 - not often seen for sale.

CSR 559

All that is best about Conway Stewart - the handsome No.55

Stylish, chunky, and a delight to own and use

CSR 557

And a second handsome No.55 - not easy to find these days.

Stylish, chunky, and a delight to own and use

Ruby & Black marble

(with original MEDIUM Duro nib)

CSR 568

And this is the best of them all. You won't find another No.55 in this colouring in mint condition

Stylish, chunky, and a delight to own and use

Green & Black marble

(with original FINE Duro nib)

CSR 561

Stunning, and exactly as it came out of the factory all those years ago

A boxed Red Herringbone No.60

These turn up very rarely for sale, and almost not at all in this condition !

Red Herringbone


(with original MEDIUM Duro No.60 nib)

GCS 101

This is a REAL rarity - with it's unusual combination of two wide cap bands, as only made for the Australian and New Zealand markets

And it's the superb L-O-N-G version of the No.60 - the 60L. Where will you find another ?

Green Herringbone


(with original FINE Duro No.60 nib)

GCS 103

Beautiful - L-O-N-G - and in wonderful 'as new' condition

The elegant 85L - and it has a BROAD nib !

CSH 809

And here's the L-O-N-G 85L with its matching pencil.

Marketed as a No. 14 set, it includes the No.40 pencil

These sets don't turn up that often nowadays, and this is a very nice example

GCS 102

Here it is - the B-I-G and sought-after No.100, and this one the rarer model, with the one wide band.

Launched in 1954, this is CS's biggest post-war pen, and is getting very hard to find these days, especially in this condition

Black


(with original large MEDIUM Duro No.20 nib)

Y 483

Superb, venerable, and oh so rare !

A No.204M, complete with hallmarked 18 carat gold bands

Red and Black mottled vulcanite (hard rubber)

(with original semi-flexible No.5 MEDIUM nib)

CS 786

CSR 408

LB 569

A real part of early CS history - it's hard to find another of these for sale - anywhere

A No.458M with early fixed clip

Red and Black mottled vulcanite (hard rubber)
with gold-plated trim

(with original semi-flexible No.5 FINE nib)

OR 285

A really handsone No.479, specially manufactured for the stationery department of Boots, the Chemists

Mid & Dark Green marble, with Black highlights and nickel-plated trim
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(with original MEDIUM semi-flexible nib)
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CSR 450

No.479

Blue marble, with nickel-plated trim
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(with original MEDIUM/BROAD nib)
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CSR 549

No.479

Black chased, with nickel-plated trim
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(with original semi-flexible BROAD nib)
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CSR 567

CSH 631

CSR 566

CSR 516

Now this is a rare set - in fact, we think it was issued before any sets were numbered.

From the late 1930's, we think -

Pen: No 757 - slim and elegant

Pencil: No.21

Subtle Blue striations
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(pen has original MEDIUM nib)
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Pen: EX

Pencil: EX (slightly stiff to propel and repel)

Box: VG - may, or may not, be original

CSR 541

B-I-G - in fact BIG and chunky..

This could well be a rare 770M though there is no inscription on the barrel (or else it has been worn away)

Red and Black vulcanite (hard rubber) - complete with original matching feed
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(with LARGE FINE Duro No.20 nib)
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VG - some slight fading of original colour.

Plating is also VG

CSR 564