subject: Which Of These Two Conway Stewart Pens Do You Prefer [print this page] Conway Stewart pens epitomise elegance and you will find it hard to find a pen manufacturer that can compete with their writing instruments. Perhaps Conway Stewart really are the world leader in luxury pens. From its humble beginnings in the early 1900s this company aspired to produce the highest quality writing instruments. What could be better than introducing two editions from the Conway Stewarts pens collection that will prove this point.
The most noticeable fact about Conway Stewart pens that everyone seems to notice straight away is that they are manufactured from the most amazing metals and materials. Indeed each Conway Stewart pen could be considered a work of art because of the intricate craftsmanship. The company uses famous historic characters and themes to name its beautifully designed creations. These reasons are of course why these pens have become much sought after by collectors across all continents.
Of all the Conway Stewart pens series the Churchill is undoubtedly one of the most famous. The name of course gives it away as this pen is inspired by the great man himself Winston Churchill. What is striking about this pen is its much larger size compared to other pens in the Conway Stewart collection. The pens in the Churchill series come a fabulous array of colours, from classic black to riotously vibrant. Truly a fabulous writing instrument dedicated to Churchill who was himself an avid Conway Stewart pen user during his time in office.
Whilst on the subject of famous Britains the next pen we introduce is dedicated to probably one of the most famous men in history. The Darwin pen series is similarly as outstanding (if not more) than the Churchill series. These Conway Stewart pens are based on the Churchill pen model and have the classic flat top cap. Each writing instrument in this edition is painstakingly applied with intricate artwork depicting scenes drawn from Darwins life works. It is also a lovely touch that each artist has signed the pen they have worked on. Who could not fall in love with the writing instruments Conway Stewart pens have in this series.
There is no doubt that these two Conway Stewart pens are indeed magnificent. An unfortunately anything truly magnificent comes at a price. For the Churchill pen customers can expect to pay slightly under four hundred pounds. If the Churchill is your second choice then unfortunately you will need to swipe your plastic as Darwin pens retail at almost three times as much. Whichever of these Conway Stewart pens you decide to go for you can rest assured of probably the best craftsmanship available in pen manufacturing. Both pens naturally will perform wonderfully when put to use on paper. To view both of these pens up close pay a visit to the website of Write Here of Shrewsbury.
