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致敬Henry Simpole - Henry是英国最负盛名、备受推崇的包银钢笔设计师之一。作为一名银匠，他享誉全球，并于2004年通过设计百年纪念钢笔（Centenary Pen），开启了与Conway Stewart的合作渊源。
Henry Simpole Myrtle - 镀金纯银版 - 为纪念他的一生（1952年7月—2020年6月），我们从其遗产执行人手中获得了少量Henry原创的Myrtle包银真品，并在其胞妹的祝福下，制作出这款别具意义的钢笔。镀金纯银版（Vermeil）在纯银包银之上镀以黄金，并覆于深邃的酒红色抛光笔身之上。每一件包银作品均带有伦敦检验局的完整官方印记，以及Henry的个人缩写签名（HCS），确保其品质与真实性。
严格限量发行 - Henry原创的Myrtle包银真品存世稀少，且今后再无可能制作。
Myrtle钢笔
Henry于2000年设计出其原创的Snake蛇形钢笔，自此开启了他作为世界顶尖包银钢笔制作大师的职业生涯。这款作品的成功，激发他相继创作出一个小型限量版包银设计系列：Snake、Jasmine、William Morris、Tendril，以及Myrtle——其流转的叶饰纹样以手工镂空细工描摹雕琢，环绕于笔帽与笔身之上。
设计与工艺
Henry采用古老的“失蜡铸造法”制作包银作品，这一工艺最早由古埃及人于六千多年前发明。每一款纹样最初都始于一片平整的贵金属薄片，Henry在其上手工描绘设计图案，再耗费大量心力精细镂空去除多余部分，留下完整的镂空细工纹路——整个过程工序繁复、耗时良久。每一件包银作品随后经过手工“錾刻”与抛光处理，才最终装嵌于笔身之上。
定制选项
每支钢笔均配备18K金Conway Stewart笔尖，提供极细(EF)、细(F)、中(M)或粗(B)可选。此外亦提供特殊笔尖款式，包括斜体尖、平头尖或斜削尖等研磨方式，让您依个人书写习惯量身定制专属体验。
每支钢笔均以Conway Stewart黑色人造革礼盒呈现，该礼盒同时也可作为案头展示笔座使用。
14ct GOLD CS NIB
You may select one of our Conway Stewart 14ct gold nibs to be fitted to your fountain pen. They have been acclaimed by many of our customers for their ‘smooth-as-butter’ writing experience and are available in Extra Fine, Fine, Medium or Broad widths.
FILLING MECHANISM
This pen has a dual filling system. It is fitted with a converter (reservoir) which allows the user to draw ink from a bottle or alternatively, you may remove the converter and use standard European ink cartridges. All our fountain pens come with 2 complimentary cartridges so you can start to use it immediately. If you prefer to use bottled ink, we recommend our own range of high quality ink, made in England and available in a range of colours.
CERTIFICATE OF AUTHENTICITY
Each Henry Simpole Special is accompanied by a Certificate of Authenticity, together with an 8-page booklet about Henry and the ancient Egyptian techniques used to create each overlay, a cleaning cloth to keep your pen in pristine condition and a Conway Stewart User Guide.
DIMENSIONS and WEIGHT
- Length Closed: 151mm │ 5.92"
- Length of Barrel incl nib: 140mm │ 5.51"
- Length of Cap: 65mm │ 2.56"
- Diameter of Barrel: 13.6mm │ 0.55"
- Diameter of Cap: 16.5mm │ 0.65"
- Weight: 36gms │ 1.27oz
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