I am undertaking an ongoing cull of my extensive collection of pens.

Here is a good example of an English-made CONWAY STEWART 60L fountain pen. The 60L is one of the most sought after models produced. The pen dates back to the 1950s & is in a green herringbone pattern, with a gold nib ("DURO, CONWAY STEWART, 14 CT GOLD, 60") - in excellent condition, one broad cap band (with small mark/crease on it), lever & clip. Some, but not extensive, brassing, is evident. This pen is a lever-filler. Given the age of the pen it is likely that it will need re-kitting in order for the pen to become operational.

All of my pen auctions have a $1 reserve. This should not be viewed as an indication of the quality of the pens, but more a reflection of the faith I have in the market being able to determine the best and fairest value for any item.

I am happy to combine postage when there are multiple purchases. I will usually try and make it the same cost as it would be if only one pen was posted.