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Comway Stewart 106 with Gold Textured Cap
apgaylard posted a topic in Great Britain & Ireland - Europe
Hello all, My first post here, so I hope this os the right place. I've recently started servicing pens and bought a Conway Stewart 106 squeeze filler to fix. It just needed a new sac and a clean, so straightforward. The question I have is: has anyone seen this gold coloured textured cap...
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Hi - I haven't been here for a while, but wanted to show off a new pen. I'm not an affiliate for this pen - instead I am the Hon. Secretary of the Detection Club, and have worked with Conway Stewart to create this pen, which is based on the weight and size of the Wordsworth, now sadly disconti...
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Experiences with Conway Stewart (Bespoke British Pens) lever fill pens?
velox brunneis vulpes posted a topic in Great Britain & Ireland - Europe
Hi fellow FPNers I'm considering ordering a custom-made Conway Stewart Marlborough lever fill pen from Bespoke British Pens (BBP). I've read horror stories of terrible customer service, leaking sacs and snapping/faulty levers in Conway Stewarts from before BBP took over.... -
Initial Review: Conway Stewart Series 100 "The Commander" Fountain Pen
donnweinberg posted a topic in Great Britain & Ireland - Europe
This is a review of a brand new Conway Stewart Series 100 - The Commander, in a Navy Blue color with Gold trim and an 18K CS Broad Nib. It fills either with an included screw-in converter or International Standard cartridges. Here are ten photos of the pen and its packaging, from the CS site, as t...
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Hi all, Firstly, if this is in the wrong thread I apologise and will move it to the correct one if told to where. Right I am about to be the posesser of a Winston classic. Lucky me. So my question is to all Conway Stewart owners, what ink do you use and why?...
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I have been keeping an eye out for a vintage Conway Stewart as I am eager to try one and my trip to the UK was preempted by the pandemic. The CS no. 388 is described as small/slim. I am curious if that makes it comparable to, say, a Sailor 1911 S, which fits my hand really well, or if it is narrow...
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Conway Stewart poem, though I am not Seamus
essayfaire posted a topic in Great Britain & Ireland - Europe
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How-to: Set, or change, personal info that others can see about me
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It helps to explore this yourself, revisiting once in a while if need be, and keep in mind where each of those personal info fields are entered. Don't leave it until the urge to change something specific to come upon you, and only then bother to ask the question! Invest the time surveying upfront, i... -
Experiences with Conway Stewart (Bespoke British Pens) lever fill pens?
velox brunneis vulpes posted a topic in Fountain & Dip Pens - First Stop
Hi fellow FPNers I'm considering ordering a custom-made Conway Stewart Marlborough lever fill pen from Bespoke British Pens (BBP). I've read horror stories of terrible customer service, leaking sacs and snapping/faulty levers in Conway Stewarts from before BBP took over.... -
Essential info sought re. Conway Stewart Dinkies-Pen and Pencil
LizWrites posted a topic in Great Britain & Ireland - Europe
Hi all, I just purchased a lovely vintage Conway Stewart Dinkie pen and pencil set, circa early 1950s (from Heritage Collections in the UK). Both write beautifully. (Picture below) But I wondered if anyone out there collecting them can fill me in on some basics: 1. How do I r...
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Conway Stewart Marlborough In Rose Ripple
FPNRLCC posted a topic in Great Britain & Ireland - Europe
I considered the Churchill to be the my favorite Conway Stewart design during my first few years or collecting pens. Its stepped clip grabs your attention without being ostentatious. It has an imposing size but remains practical even to those with smaller hands. It has a classic early 20th century d... -
British 1930's & 1940's Button Filler Pens.
Ricky2011 posted a topic in Great Britain & Ireland - Europe
Hi, just thought id share my selection of Stephens (1932) & Parker victory (1935-46) English made (discounting the first 5 years made in canada). when you look at the the period in general a lot of the the other makers were concentrating on lever fillers. would be nice to see what else is made...
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I have just bought a Conway Stewart 77 in green herringbone but the cap had suffered a trauma and the clip broken off cracking the cap at the break point. Any idea how this could be repaired or where I can get a replacement cap from? The rest of the pen and the nib are in great condition so I would...
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Conway Stewart Dandy Opinions
collectorofmanythings posted a topic in Fountain & Dip Pens - First Stop
Hello! I’ve been looking into possibly getting a modern Conway Stewart. I personally prefer gold nibs, and like the look of their Dandy model. I was wondering if any of you have any opinions on modern Conway Stewarts and/or this model. I haven’t seen really any review for it anywhere.... -
Hi I am new here so be gentle I have a modern 58 series Conway Stewart fountain pen.It is in a black presentation box with padding and blue ink. On the barrel it says Conway Stewart 300/113 Made in England and on the nib Conway Stewart 18ct Gold M It has a twist ink converter and is a reddish col...
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I like celluloid, Omas, vintage (and of course modern too)... For a long time I resisted getting a vintage Omas Cracked Ice. The combination of the rare pattern and vintage Omas makes it quite expensive to acquire a senior sized or even a mid sized Omas Cracked Ice. I also have a vintage Conway Stew...
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Hi All, I own a few modern Conway Stewarts in their various marbled/cracked ice finishes and I am wondering who makes the pen blanks for them? I know that SEM was their supplier for ebonite but I am not sure who makes the resins for them. Here are a few shots of my Conway Stewarts. If you aren't s...
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Having just picked up my grail pen, I was astounded by its size and thought a post such as this would be a useful reference. Take a look at the comparisons with a green Dinkie 540 (c.1950) and with its larger counterparts, a #77 (c.1958) , #58 (Red Herringbone c.1958 & Silver hatch c.1955) as well...
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I currently have an old celluloid CS 479 from the early 1930s on my bench that, not surprisingly, needs a new sac. It's in very good condition otherwise. Since I have not that much experience with CS pens, I wonder if anyone here can tell me whether the section is friction fit or screw in? Thanks...
