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Riga 45: − <span class="mw-translate-fuzzy">+ − − |- − | 1905 || ''Frank Jarvis'' e ''Thomas Howard Garner'' founded [[Conway Stewart]] − |- − | 1909 || [[Conway Stewart]] is incorporated − |- − | 1919 || Introduced [[lever filler]] and [[safety]] models − |- − | 1920 || ''The Conway Stewart'' become a registered trademark − |- − | 1920 || Introduced the [[Duro]] model − |- − | 1922 || Introduced the [[Dinkie]], [[Pixie]] and [[Universal]] models − |- − | 1924 || Introduced the [[Dandy]] model − |- − | 1924 || Registered the [[Dinkie]] and ''Duropoint'' trademarks − |- − | 1924 || Introduced the firsts celluloid models (or 1920?) − |- − | 1927 || Introduced and patented a [[button filler]] loading system − |- − | 1933 || Introduced the [[Scribe]] and [[International]] models − |- − | 1934 || Introduced the ''Cracked Ice'' celluloid color − |- − | 1935 || [[Conway Stewart]] quoted in London Stock Exchange − |- − | 1935 || Introduced the diamond tip nib − |- − | 1949 || Introduced the [[Conway Stewart 58|58]] model − |- − | 1950 || Introduced the [[Conway Stewart 60|60]] model − |- − | 1954 || Introduced the [[Conway Stewart 100]] model − |- − | 1955 || Introduced the [[Conway Stewart 22 Floral|22 Floral]] model − |- − | 1955 || Introduced the ''Herringbone'' celluloid − |- − | 1957 || Production converted from celluloid to injection molded plastic − |- − | 1957 || Introduced a ballpoint pen − |- − | 1975 || [[Conway Stewart]] ceases operation − |- − {{TabEnd}} − </span>
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Despite some revival attempts, and the production of some ballpoint pens, the move to [[cartridge filler]]s and the production of some economic [[hooded nib]] pens, the inexorable decline continued for all the '60s, until the final closure of the company, occurred for bankruptcy, stated by an order of the High Court of Justice dated 21 June 1975.
Despite some revival attempts, and the production of some ballpoint pens, the move to [[cartridge filler]]s and the production of some economic [[hooded nib]] pens, the inexorable decline continued for all the '60s, until the final closure of the company, occurred for bankruptcy, stated by an order of the High Court of Justice dated 21 June 1975.
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