This black Conway Stewart No 85L lever filling pen was made in England some time between 1957 and 1963. It measures 5.31" (135mm) capped and 4.72" (120mm)without the cap.  It is fitted with a fine 14ct gold CS3B nib.

This example of "The Conway Stewart Universal Pen No 479 " was made in England late in the period 1931 - 1950. It measures 5.08" (129mm) with the cap on, and 4.77" (121mm) without the cap. It is fitted with a fine, 14ct. CS1 nib.

This is a charming example of the Conway Stewart "Dinkie" 540 range. Made in England between 1931 and 1942 there were many iterations of this model, with a large variety of colours, cap styles etc. This pen is probably from the later period. It measures only 3.85" / 98mm capped, 3.58" / 91mm uncapped.

The Duro-Point 2R pencil was made in a similar period, the last of this model being manufactured in 1941. It measures 4.13" / 105mm.