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(this page updated 30th September 2025)

Burnham pens were manufactured in England between the mid-1920's and the mid-1960's
and are now becoming very collectible.
Early Burnhams are quite rare, whilst the 1940's/1950's models come in a
stunning array of different coloured marbles and several different sizes.
By any standards these are worthy pens, and they make very decorative
and useful additions to any collection.


All are in working order - unless noted

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Our
ref.
Model Colour
Year
Condition
Price

 

BU
375

 

A lovely and rare Dinkie size pen, complete with the BP (Burnham Pens) engraving on the filler-lever.
(click on the images below for larger pictures)
bu375
(with original MEDIUM 14 carat gold nib)
Click HERE and HERE for pictures of the nib
bu375(i)


We've never seen another like this - anywhere.

Lapis - Light Blue on dark Blue


c.1934 EX £70

 

BU
377

 

VERY PRETTY ! - and at first glance it could be a Conway Stewart Dinkie.

But it's not, and again, the lever bears the initials BP (Burnham Pens) - click HERE to see those initials.
(click on the images below for larger pictures)
bu377
(with warranted MEDIUM 14 carat gold nib)
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bu377(i)

Oh so rare !

Shades of Light Green with some Turquoise flecks
c.1932 EX £70



BU
389

 

A nice early example of the L-A-R-G-E-R Executive-style No.60
(click on the images below for larger pictures)
bu389
(with original semi-flexible MEDIUM nib
Click HERE and HERE for pictures of the nib

bu389(i)
Black vulcanite (hard rubber) c.1936 VG/EX £70



BU
390

 

A this is an early and attractive version of the samller NO.44 lady-sized pen (please see condition report)
(click on the images below for larger pictures)
bu390
(with original semi-flexible MEDIUM nib
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bu390(i)
Blue, Gold and Black marble c.1936 G - would have been EX but for the fact that the cap band is missing. £35
RBU
147
The 'British make BURNHAM pen' (these were the days before
there were model numbers) - and this is an unusual one.
(click on the images below for larger pictures)
rbu147
(with original MEDIUM GLASS nib
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rbu147(i)
Black and Silver marble, with nickel-plated trim c.1936 VG/EX £60




BU
369

 

 

No. 55
(click on the images below for larger pictures)
bu369
(with original MEDIUM/FINE nib
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bu369(i)

Black, with original 'teardrop' clip

c.1944 VG/EX £55


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