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The quitessential British pen with a pedigree that's second to none
Here's your opportunity to add one of these magnificent writing instuments to your collection. We are down to the last few of many of the pens shown, so you'll need to order quickly to avoid disappointment.
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A glorious range of colours!
Hi, I'm Peter Robinson, BBP's Production Director and I'll be taking you through the current range of Conway Stewart's Series 100 pens today. David is taking a well-earned rest this week but will be back in the saddle next week.
As Production Director, it's been my privilege to sift through the dozens of boxes and bags of pen parts we acquired from the Conway Stewart Administrators to find acrylic combinations that not only look stunning, but also reflect the long traditions and heritage of the Conway Stewart brand.
Of course, the CS 'back catalogue' is vast and it's been an exciting part of my job to find and assemble some of the finest British pens ever made. In many instances we have only been able to find a few of each colour to make up into finished pens, but your continuing interest in them and your reviews and comments are very much appreciated by our team.
Today, I'm concentrating on the Series 100 range. The Series 100 is what I and many collectors around the world see as the quintessential British pen. The gently rounded shape, the high clip position and the cap band configurations all contribute to making the Series 100's enduring popularity - and of course the glorious range of colours means there's always something that appeals.
If ever a pen has stood the test of time, it's the Series 100. It was first introduced by Conway Stewart in 1954 and quickly became a firm favourite thanks to its elegant shape, perfect balance and classic styling. Initially it was only available in black celluloid with 3 gold cap bands, but when more colourful acrylics became available, the Series 100 was extended to include many wonderful and exotic colours. Without doubt these are pens for the writing connoisseur which will be admired and cherished whenever they are used.
So I hope you will enjoy my ramble through the Series 100. Apart from the core range, (Fresian, Classic Black and Nebula) shown above, in most other instances we are down to the last 1 or 2 so if a particular colour appeals to you, please don't delay in placing your order.
Enjoy!
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Early application is essential if you would like any one of these superb Series 100s. It's definitely first-come, first-served and once these have been sold it is highly unlikely that there will be any further releases in these colours.
Let me give you some idea of the limited availability of some of these pens.
Walnut - Only 18 remain
Cherry Red - 2
Demo - 4
Honey Noire - 5
Classic Green - 2
Black Whirl - 2
Poinsettia - 12
Flecked Autumn - 15
To avoid disappointment, please order your preferred colour without delay. Just click on the relevant image and follow the online instructions using our secure shopping cart. You can use all regular credit/debit cards and choose to pay in Sterling, US Dollars or Euros.
You'll discover more images of all these magnificent pens on the web pages.
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The Perfect Gift!
Whether for yourself or for someone important in your life, the Conway Stewart Series 100 makes a superb gift. Elegant, practical and with the classic styling that's always been associated with the Conway Stewart name, these fabulous fountain pens will surely be appreciated and cherished for years to come.
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Flag 18ct gold Nibs!
Don't forget that you can now order any of the Series 100 range with one of our semi-flexible nibs.
They bring a different dimension to your writing and almost everyone who has tried one has been hugely impressed.
They are available in Fine, Medium or Broad widths and can be custom ground to italic, stub, oblique etc for a small additional charge. Just complete the custom nib box on the product page.
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