Agatha Christie’s Detection Club
In 1930, Agatha Christie, Britain’s queen of crime, picked up her fountain pen to craft puzzles that hooked a nation. Her 66 novels, like The Murder of Roger Ackroyd, spun...
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Brand Ambassador Aidan Bernal: A Review of the Conway Stewart Series 58 Fountain Pen
Delve into the world of fine writing instruments with our recent review of the Conway Stewart Series 58 Fountain Pen. Experience the unique charm of vintage elegance as brand ambassador Aidan...
What’s the difference between a extra fine, fine, medium or broad nib – and which one will suit me best?
Discover the secret behind the smooth writing experience of Conway Stewart fountain pens and their renowned 18 carat gold nibs. With over 100 years of expertise in crafting high-quality pens,...
A Royal Tribute: Introducing the King Charles III Coronation 2023 Sterling Silver Pen
Introducing the King Charles III Coronation 2023 Sterling Silver Pen, a fitting tribute to the new monarch and a testament to the timeless craftsmanship and elegance of Conway Stewart. This...
The Conway Stewart Duro Collection: A Timeless Classic
Conway Stewart has been a leading fountain pen manufacturer since its founding in 1905, producing high-quality writing instruments with exceptional craftsmanship. One of its most coveted collections is the...
John Ruskin and the Ashmolean Museum
Explore the fascinating world of the Ashmolean Museum, one of the oldest museums globally, boasting an extensive and diverse collection of fine art and historical artifacts. Learn how Victorian art...
Small But Mighty: The Legacy of the Dinkie Pen
Small pens have their own signature features – from ones that have normal-sized nibs with a reduced barrel and cap, to pens that are impossibly tiny, such as the Waterman...
The Perfect Fountain Pen Gift Set
Christmas time is almost upon us once again, so what better time to start thinking about giving your loved ones a gift they will treasure this year? Our luxury fountain...
What’s my Conway Stewart fountain pen made of?
Conway Stewart fountain pens have long been considered to be some of the best fountain pens ever made. In the years since the company was founded in 1905 and today,...
What do the hallmarks mean on your Conway Stewart fountain pen?
British hallmarks have developed over the course of the last 800 years so that today’s hallmarks provide a comprehensive identifier and consumer guarantee. Each Conway Stewart pen is hallmarked.
A celebration of Seamus Heaney
Seamus Heaney was born on 13 April 1939 in County Londonderry, Northern Ireland. He was an Irish poet, playwright, translator and lecturer. A Professor of Poetry at Oxford University from...
Conway Stewart’s iconic Series 100 pen
How the classic styling of the iconic Series 100 fountain pen has kept it at the heart of Conway Stewart’s best-selling range for almost 70 years
Peaky Blinders: Our latest release based on the award-winning Peaky Blinders Season 6
The Peaky Blinders Pen Collection consists of 3 distinctive pens all based on Conway Stewart’s best-selling Churchill model.
Celebrating the extraordinary talent of Henry Simpole: His Best British Fountain Pens
If you have never heard of Henry Simpole, your interest in pens is about to get an extraordinary shot in the arm. If you have heard of him, then you’ll...
What’s in a name? The mystery behind the Conway Stewart name
..5 minute read 📖 The forming of a partnership... If you have ever owned or run your own business, you’ll know that one of the most challenging early tasks is...
Two legendary marques – One remarkable pen! The link between Vanwall and Conway Stewart
Recently, you may have noticed the release of a new pen by Conway Stewart with, perhaps, an unfamiliar name – The Vanwall Pen – and wondered why it has been singled out...
The pen with the marvellous nib | Conway Stewart Best Fountain Pen
Used in many of Conway Stewart’s advertising campaigns in the mid 20th century... ‘The pen with the marvellous nib’ May seem a little trite these days but on closer examination...
The enduring links between Sir Winston Churchill and Conway Stewart
Ever wonder what was Churchill’s favourite Conway Stewart? Read on to find out.
The Turing-Welchman Pen | Alan Turing & Gordon Welchman
History and heritage are two of our most important tenets Conway Stewart, both are on full display in the Turing-Welchman pen. Find out more...
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Churchill Heritage Collection "KBO” | Sir Winston Churchill
Inspired by the man who knew everything about perseverance – the Conway Stewart Churchill Heritage Collection "KBO"