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Today I am presenting my Conway Stewart 15 in black casein. I did not realize when I bought the pen it was casein, that determination was amusing.
Next up: The Ones That Got Away
Totally self-serving, I also write a blog featuring our French Bulldog puppy and her satirical view of the world. I am told it is really cute, funny and who doesn’t love pictures of puppies?
From the blog
Not For The Lactose Intolerant – Conway Stewart No. 15
The production of Conway Stewart No. 15 spanned a decade beginning in 1952. As with many vintage Conway Stewarts, this model is a fairly small pen and often made of Casein.
#ThrowbackThursday
From time to time when I’m feeling uninspired (or lazy). Today it is lazy, lets dig up and share an original post from yesteryear. This time I am presenting a pen made with a women in mind.
Dippity-Do-Da PEN?
Dip pens are pens you dip into a bottle of ink. As you write it is necessary to dip the nib every few words or sentences. So why would anyone still use these old things?
About Me
Hi, I bought my first fountain pen in 2007, soon after Waterman Hemisphere became my pen of choice until the pandemic when i discovered vintage pens. I now exclusively use a 1928 Duofold Jr.. Read more
Chronicles of a Fountain Pen 