Hand Made Pens

I make these in my shop out of solid billets of Damascus steel and silver tubes. Additional key efforts include the application of guilloché to the silver pens by employing the old art of engine turning

The collaboration effort with Conway Stewart on the Metalwrite RR1 series shown down further on this page was nominated by Pen World for the Best Metal Mastery Reader's Choice award!

Here's a link to some movies and additional pictures about how all some of this is done. Click here!

 

Parker Duofold Centennial replica made from solid Eggerling Damascus steel (not for sale)

Parker Duofold International replica made from solid Eggerling Damascus steel (not for sale)

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Collaboration effort with Conway Stewart - the limited edition RR1 model with silver guilloché barrels, Damascus stoppers, and sterling silver clip also with guilloché. The pen is available with both fountain nib and rollerball point. MSRP $1595.

Additional Information about this pen can be found on www.Metalwrite.com

 

You can order a special solid Damascus pen stand for your RR1

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The pen below is one made from solid Chris Marks Damascus (not for sale)

 

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The following is an exerpt from the Conway Stewart Collector's Club July 2010 edition:

Which pen do you like and why?
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"Mort (Epstein) - I have a couple that are my favourites. The first being the MetalWrite RR1. When I first saw the pen, I thought it was beautiful. I love the guilloche engraved sterling silver, and think the craftsmanship that went into this pen is second to none. The Damascus steel stoppers, really sets the RR1 off. The most important thing about the RR1 is I love the way the pen writes. The Conway Stewart nib on this pen is very smooth and consistent. I also love the fact it comes with a Roller Ball conversion. There are times I may not want to write with a fountain pen, and the Roller Ball makes it quite handy. Basically you get two pens for the price of one. There is one other thing I really love about the RR1. That is the fact it is a true limited edition. With only 18 made, the RR1 owner has a unique writing instrument that will give them a lifetime of writing excellence. I can’t wait until the RR2 comes out. I know it will be another great edition to MetalWrite and its partner Conway Stewart."

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So, what's a Metalwrite RR2? Here are some pre-launch photos by Bill Riepl:

RR2

RR2

The Damascus here in both the pen end caps (stoppers) and the stands is made by Robert Eggerling.

Eighteen of these will be made - the same number as in the RR1 series.