Churchill Heritage “I have no fear of the future. Let us go forward into its mysteries” · Rollerball

The Churchill Heritage Conway Stewart Collection

This is the fifth pen in the second series of Conway Stewart Churchill Heritage pens produced in association with Churchill Heritage, through which the Churchill family distributes money to charities and good causes that keep alive the legacy of Sir Winston and the spirit of the words of wisdom he penned.

“I have no fear of the future. Let us go forward into its mysteries”

From one of Churchill's speeches made on the 29 September 1943 at the Royal Albert Hall to an audience still in the midst of WWII, these words “I have no fear of the future. Let us go forward into its mysteries” must have seemed uplifting and are engraved on the barrel. Underneath this is Winston S Churchill’s signature, and under that is the words “Made in Great Britain”.

Actual speech;-

“I have no fear of the future. Let us go forward into its mysteries, let us tear aside
the veils which hide it from our eyes, and let us move onward with confidence and
courage. All the problems of the post-war world, some of which seem so baffling
now, will be easier of solution once decisive victory has been gained, and once it is
clear that victory won in arms has not been cast away by folly or by violence when
the moment comes to lay the broad foundations of the future world order, and it
is time to speak great words of peace and truth to all.”

This edition is available in Dark Green & Gold bracketed with black grip section, cap tassie and barrel end to give that classical look. It is also available in Modena Red and Classic Black Gold. The wide 9ct gold cap band is stamped with the British Hallmarks to show it is genuine gold. There is also included a leaflet that explains the history of British Hallmarks.

A book “Winston Churchill; Blood, Toil, Tears and Sweat: The Great Speeches”

A book called “Winston Churchill; Blood, Toil, Tears and Sweat: The Great Speeches” is supplied with each pen. This magnificent anthology includes 33 of Churchill's most famous speeches from his maiden speech in the House of Commons in 1901 to his swan song of 1955, via his towering rhetoric of the Second World War. As the Sunday Telegraph summed up when reviewing this book , "Churchill was a word spinner of genius....a splendid anthology".

The “Pug” pen

Engraved on the top of the cap of all the Heritage pens is the iconic sketch of “Pug” that Winston penned on a letter to his wife Clementine dated 1st August 1909. There is also a facsimile of the letter hand written by Winston that accompanies every pen. Clementine called Winston “my sweet pug” and in turn he often drew little animated pictures of “pug” at the bottom of his letters to her. This one with the letter “W” above its head looks very similar to a bulldog that people often associate with the great man.

Winston Churchill’s Red Cabinet Box

Each pen comes in a replica of one of Winston Churchill’s Red Cabinet Box – these are the brief cases used by ministers of the British Government to carry official papers. On the lid is another of one of his famous quotes “I have always earned my living by my pen”. Inside the box is a foam insert holding a copy of the book “Winston Churchill; Blood, Toil, Tears and Sweat: The Great Speeches” containing many of his famous speeches, and a bottle of green ink. Also included is a facsimile of Churchill’s 1909 letter to his wife showing his actual handwriting and his sketch of the “Pug”.

Limited Edition of 100 pens world-wide

Only 100 pens will be made of each of the quotes in the series, and each pen comes with a certificate detailing the edition number. The edition number is also engraved on the end of the barrel.

Personal Engraving

You can personalise your Churchill pen by adding you initials, name, date or phrase to your pen around the gold cap band, or on the barrel.

Every pen sold helps keep the memory of Sir Winston Churchill alive for the next generation

A significant percentage of every pen sold goes to the Churchill Heritage to help organise events and education to keep alive the memory of Sir Winston Churchill and his wise words for future generations.