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Conway Stewart Centenary Collector's Pen 2006
This edition is the first of the Collectors pen series, available through the Conway Stewart Collectors club and a few select stockists.
The series is appropriately named the Centenary Collector's pen in celebration of the company's 100th year.
Available in three classic and beautiful colors, Bracket Brown, Classic Black, and Classic Green, the Centenary edition has uncluttered lines reminiscent of Conway Stewart's early pens. They also sport the first stepped cap and barrel end Conway Stewart used since the early 1900s.
The cap tassie sports the engraved commemorative dates 1905 & 2005 and the distinctive Conway Stewart diamond logo is engraved on the barrel tassie.
Conway Stewart writing instruments are of a traditional, classical design which continues to stand the test of time.
Exceptional care and attention is given by the people who hand craft and assemble each pen on site at our factory premises in Devon, UK. The cap bands are hallmarked solid 18 carat gold. Special attention is givien to the nibs to ensure a smooth wet line. They too are crafted out of 18 carat gold and available in a choice of grades to satisfy the most demanding writer.
All Conway Stewart writing instruments come with a 100-year guarantee-the ultimate proof of absolute confidence.
Our Bracket Brown is a dashing interpretation of the basic marbled brown color. Deep reddish browns blend into a marbling of translucent tan complimented by pearl highlights. Topped and tailed in classic black resin - Bracket Brown makes a very elegant statement.
Classic Black is a basic black color, the backbone of fine writing instruments. Nevertheless, if you are looking for a pen that is the height of understated elegance, you reach for a pen rendered in Classic Black.
Classic Green lives up to its name. It is everything that a marbled green color should be: Simple, clean, and elegant. Classic Green is a mixture of deep viridian shades mixed with olive and shimmering highlights of glowing pearl. It is everything that an English green should be!
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