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The Conway Stewart Series 100 Lawyers Pen – A classic pen with an impressive pedigree
The Conway Stewart Series 100 Lawyers Pen has been designed and handcrafted in England exclusively for those in the legal profession.
The Series 100 model was first launched in 1954 and quickly became one of the most popular pens ever made by Conway Stewart. It is a mid-sized pen that is appreciated as much today for its classic lines, fine balance and easy writing as it was over 60 years ago.
The rich black acrylic is enhanced by 9ct gold fittings. The Scales of Justice are engraved on the broad 9ct gold cap band while the words "The Lawyers Pen" is engraved on the barrel with the serial number and "Made in England". The wide cap band is stamped with English hallmarks proving its quality and purity.
Pens are handmade to order, so please allow up to 28 days for delivery.
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