The new release of the Model 58 is Conway Stewart's homage to one of the
company's classic models, a pen revered in it's original form by
vintage pen collectors for the wide range of vibrant materials and
variations. Serving as one of Conway Stewart's flagship models
throughout the golden age of fountain pens, the Model 58 is brought to
new life in a selection of exciting colours inspired in part by the
materials from the 1930s.
Available in five colours, the new
Model 58 also pays tribute to classic designs of yesteryear in the
choice of filling mechanisms, being available as a traditional lever
filler in addition to the simple modern cartridge converter mechanism.
The
Model 58 fountain pen version is fitted with Conway Stewart's large
solid 18 carat gold nib, available in a choice of eight grades from
Extra Fine through Extra Broad, Italic Fine, Italic Medium and Italic
Broad, allowing the new Model 58 to reflect the personal handwriting
style of a wide range of writers.
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Inspired by the breathtaking sight of the Northern Lights, the new
Conway Stewart Borealis is a vibrant mixture of reds, shimmering pearl,
and deep royal blue. Each piece of material is unique, making every
Borealis a stunning individual work of the pen maker's art.
Limited
to only 50 numbered fountain pens or roller balls, this special edition
is crafted in our factory in Devon, England. The Borealis is based on
the popular Belliver model, ideal for the widest possible range of hand
sizes and writing styles. Not so large as to be unwieldy in the hand,
but still of a size to command instant attention, as well as to afford a
comfortable grip. The gently tapering cap and barrel preserve the
traditional classic flat top design, while imparting a graceful balance
in the hand. Offered as either a fountain pen or rollerball, the
Borealis is ready to serve the daily needs of the modern lover of fine
writing instruments.
The vivid series of colours stretching the
length of the Belliver Borealis special edition are accented by gleaming
black resin and solid 18 carat gold bands.
The Belliver is
balanced using a solid brass barrel liner to offer just enough weight
for the pen to sit easily in the hand without becoming tiring during
long periods of writing. The cap is lighter in weight, allowing it to
post securely on the end of the barrel if you so choose. The section is
gently tapered to bolster the comfort of writing with the Belliver. When
creating this Belliver design, the craftsmen at Conway Stewart were
inspired by some of the greatest designs of the company's history.
Looking to provide not merely an attractive pen, but a true modern
classic that would serve faithfully as a reliable and enjoyable fine
writing instrument.
