Based on the Conway Stewart Belliver, the Poinsettia Special Edition of fifty pens features a mix of deep burgundy, brick red and black veins splashed with traces of iridescent green. Set off with gold trim, the colors of the Poinsettia Special Edition conjure the holidays, making it the perfect pen for those last-minute cards or as a gift. It is available as a fountain pen or rollerball; the cartridge- or converter-filled fountain pen has an 18-karat nib in extra fine, fine, medium, broad, extra broad, italic fine, italic medium and italic broad. The fountain pen is priced at $490 and the rollerball at $460.

Only a few days left...

Limited to only 50 numbered pieces worldwide, the Conway Stewart Dartmoor Special Edition with silver trim was created at the company's factory in Devon, England. From the Conway Stewart Wellington collection, this model is a substantial pen with a subtly curved cap and barrel. Orders will be taken until October 12, 2012...just four days left! The cartridge- or converter-filled fountain pen with an 18-karat gold nib (extra fine, fine, medium, broad, extra broad, italic fine, italic medium and italic broad) is priced at $608, and the rollerball is priced at $572.

Second in the Series...

Stephen Hull’s Fountain pens for the Million/The History of Conway Stewart: 1905-2005 is a full-color hardbound book that is the second in a series covering some of the most important English pen manufacturers and their products. It comprises over 250 pages and 140 sections, with ten chronological chapters about Conway Stewart. An elegantly designed book with more than 700 full-color images of pens, pencils, ink pencils, advertisements and more, it is also a detailed reference book offering a detailed 30-page appendix. For more information in the US, contact Pendemonium (www.pendemonium.com) or the Fountain Pen Hospital (www.fountainpenhospital.com) or author Stephen Hull (thepenshull@hotmail.com).