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Complete the look:
The Conway Stewart Raleigh Modena Red is a beautiful pen. The stunning Modena Red acrylic resin is highly polished and is perfectly complimented by the six 9ct gold rings.
A unique design, departing from the traditional in several ways, while still retaining the classic styling that recalls Conway Stewart’s rich heritage. The perfectly proportioned barrel has a slight taper towards the barrel end, and is accented with two 9ct gold rings. Unusually, there is a quartet of 9ct gold rings around the cap, and both the cap top, and barrel end feature a classic stepped design which give the Raleigh its distinctive look.
At 48grams this pen has a quality feel but has perfect balance in the hand, combined with classic design, make it a highly desirable addition to any Conway Stewart lover’s collection.
Inspired by Sir Walter Raleigh
Born in Devon, the home of Conway Stewart, Walter Raleigh was a writer, poet, politician and explorer who was knighted by Queen Elizabeth 1 in 1585 and was well-known for popularising tobacco in England. He was instrumental in the English colonisation of North America with the town of Raleigh, North Carolina, his legacy.
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