| | In 1905, Mr Jarvis and Mr Garner formed Conway Stewart at 13 Paternoster Row, London. The Conway Stewart Dinkie was introduced in 1924, and initially made from vulcanite. Conway Stewart continued to produce the Dinkie into the late 1950s. Conway Stewart used casein extensively in the manufacture of pens. A casein pen will feel warmer to the touch than one made from celluloid or acrylic. Conway Stewart Archive 
Ref. 829 Conway Stewart Dinkie 560 pen and No25 pencil, burgundy and gold veined, gold filled trim, 14crt medium nib, lever filler, clear and crisp imprints, boxed, unmarked in every respect, no brassing, English, circa 1955, (excellent). Sold 
Ref. 713 Conway Stewart 15 pen and Nippy No3 pencil, gold filled trim, 14crt medium nib, burgundy pearl and black, single cap band, clear and crisp imprints, lever filler, English, circa 1952, boxed, unmarked in every respect, (excellent). Sold |
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