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La produzione dell'azienda resta comunque legata ai molteplici colori della [[celluloide]] con cui venivano realizzate le penne, a parte il classico colore nero infatti la [[Conway Stewart]] iniziò ad introdurre sul mercato una gran varietà di colorazioni, ben oltre i classici marmorizzati tipici dell'epoca. Benché non esistano nomi ufficiali, alcuni sono diventati standard, come il ''Tiger eye'', il ''Cross hatch'', l'''Herringbone'' o il famoso ''Cracked ice'' (nero con sottili venature bianche) che venne introdotto nel [[1934]].
TraduzioneThe [[Conway Stewart]] production was still characterized by the colors used in their celluloid pens. Apart from the classic black the company began to sell a wide variety of colored pens, well beyond the classic marbled colors typical of other companies. Even though there are no official names, some names have become standard between collectors, like the ''Tiger eye'', the ''Cross hatch'', the ''Herringbone'' or the most famous ''Cracked ice'' (black with thin white veins), which was introduced in 1934.

The Conway Stewart production was still characterized by the colors used in their celluloid pens. Apart from the classic black the company began to sell a wide variety of colored pens, well beyond the classic marbled colors typical of other companies. Even though there are no official names, some names have become standard between collectors, like the Tiger eye, the Cross hatch, the Herringbone or the most famous Cracked ice (black with thin white veins), which was introduced in 1934.