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Conway Stewart Series 100 Friesian Fountain Pen

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Conway Stewart Series 100 Friesian Fountain Pen

Name: Conway Stewart Series 100 Friesian Fountain Pen
Brand: Conway Stewart
SKU: conway-stewart-series-100-friesian-fountain-pen
Price: 420 USD
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Long popular with pen collectors, this Conway Stewart Series 100 fountain pen features stunning black-and-white marbling inspired by the coat of the Friesian horse. Gleaming gold rings bookend the barrel, matched by a gold pocket clip and trio of 9-karat-gold rings on the cap, featuring English hallmarks Read More

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Mar 30, 2019

Vanness is selling the Conway Stewart Series 100 at $400. Asking for $20 more is a tough sell.

Luke5403

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Mar 29, 2019

It’s a very nice looking pen, but I just can’t justify the price.

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Maltman

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Mar 29, 2019

I would expect something other than a cartridge/converter filler for this kind of money. Nice looker though.

CraigLewis

260

Mar 30, 2019

MaltmanQuite a few pens in this, and even higher ranges, are c/c. I agree that I'd prefer it was a piston filler, but you can't expect it.

jbourne

Mar 29, 2019

Considering that Conway Stewart ceased trading a few years ago, I wonder what the guarantee associated with this pen looks like?

JNCG

Mar 29, 2019

jbourneThe Conway Stewart name and remaining pen stock are now sold by a reputable company trading as Bespoke British Pens. It is their 'flag' nib that is fitted to the pen in this drop. I've not tried the new nibs properly but the pens I've seen so far feel just like the latter products of the late Conway Stewart. Edited for typos.

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RobertS

Mar 29, 2019

JNCGI own a CS/Bespoke British Pens with a gold flag nib (medium), and it is on the "wet" side and very, very smooth. I bought the pen from Vanness about a year and a half ago.

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JNCG

Mar 29, 2019

For anyone wondering; this pen is more reminiscent of the Friesian cow that used to be a commonly seen Dutch milking breed often seen in some parts of the British countryside. Now popularly referred to as Holsteins as they normally share the black/ white coat. Most Friesians have now been bred with Holsteins anyway but that is irrelevant here. The Friesian horse is all black so this was named after the cow! Nice pen by the way!

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JNCG

Mar 29, 2019

No problem, I'm full of random/ useless info. I should maybe have said that this was a comment directed at the description of this drop which is somewhat misleading though irrelevant to the pen itself.

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