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I am thinking that if one were to ask Mary Burke very nicely, she might post the CS 100 photo from Pen World. Assuming she can get consent, of course from the forum moderator, of course.

 

David

For your information: Mary IS the official Mod for this subforum....

 

But each mod can and must act if he/she comes upon certain facts, so GP was doing her "general duty" so to say, and rightly so, as it would be very awkward for FPN to have lawsuits to contend with...

 

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For your information: Mary IS the official Mod for this subforum....

 

But each mod can and must act if he/she comes upon certain facts, so GP was doing her "general duty" so to say, and rightly so, as it would be very awkward for FPN to have lawsuits to contend with...

 

D.ick

 

Darn! I knew I should have used an emoticon!

 

I am aware of Ms. Burke's role on this forum. My suggestion was tongue in cheek, but I do think asking Mary to share the photo is reasonable, assuming it is not now copyrighted by Pen World.

 

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I am thinking that if one were to ask Mary Burke very nicely, she might post the CS 100 photo from Pen World. Assuming she can get consent, of course from the forum moderator, of course.

 

David

 

Please find below an image of the Classic Black model 100 that appeared in Pen World. I am only showing the pen and not the complete advert because for the rules in this forum states that our conversations are to be for discussion and not for advertising :)

 

http://www.mvburke.com/images/board/model100.jpg

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RMN Museum Piece

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Please find below an image of the Classic Black model 100 that appeared in Pen World. I am only showing the pen and not the complete advert because for the rules in this forum states that our conversations are to be for discussion and not for advertising :)

 

http://www.mvburke.com/images/board/model100.jpg

Thanks for this, it is very elegant.

But but you could show the whole ad in Marketwatch, I believe.....

 

 

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Mary Burke Vintage

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Thank you to everyone for your kind words of support. The team making our pens at the factory in Devon are passionate about Conway Stewart and I always forward to them your feedback.

 

We will be announcing the launch and colours for the Model 100 series soon!

 

Warmest regards,

 

Mary Burke

Conway Stewart

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The Good Captain Donor Pen

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Here's a shot of my 100 from the last issue a couple of years ago in Classic Green. Along with my CS28 in Green & Black marble. Just love these colours.

fpn_1380233884__cs28__cs100.jpg

The Good Captain

"Meddler's 'Salamander' - almost as good as the real thing!"

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GTOZack Vintage

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wow this is beautiful pen,, Pistonfiller correct?

'The Yo-Yo maneuver is very difficult to explain. It was first perfected by the well-known Chinese fighter pilot Yo-Yo Noritake. He also found it difficult to explain, being quite devoid of English.

So we left it at that. He showed us the maneuver after a sort. B*****d stole my kill.'

-Squadron Leader K. G. Holland, RAF. WWII China.

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Here's a shot of my 100 from the last issue a couple of years ago in Classic Green. Along with my CS28 in Green & Black marble. Just love these colours.

 

 

A truly beautiful pen!

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Mary Burke Vintage

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Well, here it is....... The first 100 series being brought back into production!

 

http://www.mvburke.com/images/limitededitionsfldr/60thanniversary/4.jpg

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wow this is beautiful pen,, Pistonfiller correct?

No, it's a standard Schmidt screw-in converter. Certainly like the LE 60th Anniversary one. We'll see if they've done anything else with the rest of the production.

The Good Captain

"Meddler's 'Salamander' - almost as good as the real thing!"

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CS really mustn't do this in lever fill, absolutely not, I mean, if they did I'd have to buy one :) .

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Mary Burke Vintage

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Nice looking pen. Have the italic nibs given up the ghost?

 

We still offer Italic nibs, however our new CEO/MD wished for the 60th Anniversary to offered in Fine, Medium and Broad.

 

Kind regards,

 

Mary Burke

Conway Stewart

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We still offer Italic nibs, however our new CEO/MD wished for the 60th Anniversary to offered in Fine, Medium and Broad.

 

Kind regards,

 

Mary Burke

Conway Stewart

 

Thank you Mary. Good to know. Your italic nibs are amongst my favorites.

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Here is an image of the different nib grades offered by Conway Stewart. Our nibs are crafted from 18 carat solid gold and offered in a range from Extra Fine to Extra Broad, Italic Fine, Italic Medium and Italic Broad. I hope this helps if anybody has any questions :)

 

http://mvburke.com/artofwriting1.jpg

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