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OTHER ENGLISH PENS
(Condition Scale: F = Fair. G = Good. VG = Very
Good. EX = Excellent)
(Updated 2nd July, 2008)
An
interesting and rare relic of the past -
a boxed and MINT STEPHENS 106 pen,
complete with original filling instructions etc.
(click
on the image below for another view)
SOLD
We don't find items like this very often !
£65
($130)
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A RARE AND ATTRACTIVE ITEM
A CURZONS SUMMIT pen, manufactured
in Liverpool,
and dating from the early 1930's.
This shade of Green is often prone to fading,
but this pen is is really excellent condition throughout.
(click on the image below for
a slightly larger picture)
SOLD
Fitted with a BROAD SUMMIT nib, and in full working order
£68
($135)
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NATIONAL SECURITY
(Updated 30th August, 2007)
National
Security and Rosemary
were the brand names of pens made for British Carbon
Papers - the manufacturers could have been Conway Stewart, Mentmore,
Wyvern,
or Curzon's, who made the Summit pens and pencils.
Rosemary ("That's for Remembrance")
pens had been established in the early to mid 1920's,
and are now scarce and very desirable collector's items.
The National Security
pens here date from the late 1930's to the mid 1940's
and are delightful examples of traditional pen-craftsmanship,
as well as being attractive items both to collect and use.
| Our ref. |
Model | Colour | Year | Condition | Price |
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NS 62
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An early BOXED SET with in its original 'Rosemary' box |
Mottled Vulcanite (Click on the image below for a larger picture) 
(pen has original MHR feed &original MEDIUM warranted 14 carat gold nib) |
c.1926 |
VG/EX - some slight wear on barrel inscription on pen. |
£80 ($145) |
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NS 82
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Tantalisingly RARE ! (There is a slight difference of colour between pen and pencil, which we think has been caused by the pen being exposed to more light through use, whilst the pencil has remained in the pouch) |
Mid-Blue (sometimes known as Powder Blue) (Click on the images below for larger pictures)  (pen has original National Security FINE flexible nib) .jpg)
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c.1930 | EX some slight wear on the pouch (see larger photo) |
£100 ($200) |
| NS 64 |
A most rare National Security pen & pencil COMBINATION |
Mottled Vulcanite (Click on the image below for a larger picture) 
(pen has its original feed & Conway Stewart 14 carat nib) |
c.1928 | VG - though pencil mechanism does not operate | £60 ($105) |
A RARE and desirable Jewel
pen, a No.60
SOLD !
Dating from the mid to late 1920's,
the material is mottled Vulcanite, and the pen,
in full working order, comes complete with its original
MEDIUM Flexible Jewel SUPER 14 carat Gold nib.
In great condition, and a rare pen to add to your collection
!
£60
($120)
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