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Conway Stewart Churchill Evergreen · Rollerball
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Our 2022 Christmas Pen - Churchill Evergreen
Every year we launch a special pen for Christmas, and this year we have branched out and gone for a Christmas Tree colour - Evergreen.
The Conway Stewart Churchill Evergreen is a beautiful green that is hard to describe as the more you look at it, the more you see; Fir tree, Spruce, Noble Green, all the colours of Christmas. Ever so slightly translucent so it has depth of colour complimented with 9ct gold cap ring which is stamped with English hallmarks to prove its quality and heritage.
The Conway Stewart Churchill is inspired by the great British statesman who used Conway Stewart pens during the war years. The shape and styling is instantly recognisable worldwide, and it is probably the iconic British pen.
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