Your Favorite MODERN Conway Stewart FP?

[david6]

My first modern Conway Stewart was the 58. I now also own two Dandy's a Duro and a Churchill. My favourite is the Churchill

[ipazzo]

''The Winston''

[CSSD]

I only have one CS, so my choice is made easy.

 

the Silver Duro, Flame Red:

http://www.executiveessentials.com/prod_images/CNS%20PB%20CSDUSRF_L_01.jpg

http://www.conwaystewart.com/product_info.php?cPath=37_52&products_id=118&osCsid=3d7973dc965888a7b1f542a7de83cda5

 

 

Weighs "a ton" and writes beautifully, with a perfectly balanced feel in the hand. Most definitely my most-favorite FP.

 

Cheers,

 

Carl

Edited February 21, 2011 by CSSD

[RMN]

''The Winston''

 

Hey Ipazzo, dit you write that envelope? That is a seriously beautiful hand you have

 

 

 

D.ick

[dreg]

My favorite modern CS is also my favorite modern pen - the Churchill.

 

As long as they don't get the idea to put a brass sleeve in it, this year or next will probably see another new one added to the stable.

 

 

 

 

<edit> Edit for clarification.

Edited February 22, 2011 by dreg

[ipazzo]

Hey Ipazzo, dit you write that envelope? That is a seriously beautiful hand you have

 

D.ick

 

 

 

 

Yep. Thank you D.ick.

Edited February 22, 2011 by ipazzo

[Mr Ink]

''The Winston''

 

Hey Ipazzo, dit you write that envelope? That is a seriously beautiful hand you have

 

D.ick

 

+1. What nib did you use to write that envelope? I think I can see some line variation - was it a stub?

[ipazzo]

Hello Mr.Ink,

 

The nib used for the envelope was the normal Fine CS nib.

 

Thank you.

[etemchin]

I have to go with the Nelson. The balance and feel of the Nelson fits my hand just perfectly. I use mine on a daily basis. Its too bad that the Nelsons were discontinued. I would have bought a couple more if I knew.

Edited March 29, 2011 by etemchin

[Boston Brian]

I just bought a CS Cornet from Bryant in Tucson, what a super nice guy to deal with, and while it might be a little early to say if it is my favorite CS pen, it is certainly the newest addition to my small CS collection. I do love my CS Churchill in burgandy blush, so time will tell if I prefer the Cornet over the Churchill in time.

[andyk]

Hi,

 

My favourite is my CS100.

 

Andy

[Mary Burke]

I still feel the Steinway is a very classy looking Churchill!

http://www.mvburke.com/images/photogallery/steinway2.jpg

I also love the image of the two Churchill pens from the Ottawa Pen Club.

http://www.mvburke.com/images/corporatefldr/canadianclub.jpg

[ipazzo]

...... So nice. Edited April 1, 2011 by ipazzo

[RMN]

I still feel the Steinway is a very classy looking Churchill!

http://www.mvburke.com/images/photogallery/steinway2.jpg

 

I do agree, Mary.

 

That is a very classy beauty.

 

Is it apart form the trim exactly the same as the Churchill (measurements, weight, etc?)

 

Actually, this one should have a music nib...

 

 

D.ick

Edited April 1, 2011 by RMN

[SHK]

Hello to All,

 

1. Churchill, classic green (ordered this week)

2. Duro Heritage, silver trims (ordered this week)

3. Winston, classic brown

4. 100

5. Belliver

 

Sascha

[D.C. in PA]

I am primarily a vintage collector, with a reasonable focus on Conway Stewarts, but have a small number of contemporary CSs as well. The Duro Heritage absolutely called to me, and has been a favorite since it arrived. Nice size, good balance, light weight. Love it. On the flip side, I've a Chatsworth Simpole that is a great signature pen. Quite large (long), still not heavy, and with good balance for such a handfull of pen. Oh, by the way - they both write GREAT (they've both benefited from Mr. Binder's customization).

D.C.

[Twoodi]

Wordsworth!!! Just love them:)

[penpointer]

My just bought CS Elegance Deco Diamond: beautiful colours, heavy but not to heavy and perfect size!!!

[Mary Burke]

My just bought CS Elegance Deco Diamond: beautiful colours, heavy but not to heavy and perfect size!!!

 

Congrats! The Deco Diamond is very hard to source and always in demand.

[SHK]

I love my Classic Green Churchill.