Founded in the UK city of Leicester, where their factory was in Woodboy Street,
the Wyvern Pen Company took its name from the winged two-legged dragon with a
barbed tail that appears in the coat-of-arms of the city.
Production at the Vulcanite Works began as far back as 1896 and continued
until the demise of the company in 1955.
They made a wide variety of models (and also manufactured nibs for other pen companies)
and today they are still as durable as when they were new, and a pleasure to use and own.


( Updated 4th November 2025)

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Our ref.	Model	Colour	Year	Condition	Price
WV 312	The slimmer version of the No.81 PERFECT PEN, (click on the images below for larger pictures) with original MEDIUM semi-flexible nib (click HERE and HERE for pictures of the nib)	Light and dark Blue marble	c.1948	EX	£55
WV 318	RARE ! - An early and chunky 'CHUBEE' propelling pencil, in full working order, and complete with with a chunky lead.	Red and Black vulcanite (a.k.a. Mottled hard rubber)	c.1928	EX	£50
GWV 3	Boxed No.202 pen and matching pencil - with another of those iconic Wyvern bakelite boxes (click on the images below for larger pictures) Pen has its original MEDIUM (14 carat) gold nib	Very dark Blue (a hard colour to photograph well !)	c.1953	Pen - VG (cap slightly loose when pen is closed Pencil - EX Box - one hinge faulty, but it still opens and shuts easily	£65

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