The Duragraph has been a classic Conklin design since 1923. In the years since, the world has changed, and with it the Duragraph. Original Duragraph pens were made from hard rubber and were lever-fillers. To give the new version a modern update, they're now cartridge/converter fillers made from handmade resins. Another change is the pocket clip: gone is the fragile clip of old to be replaced by a very sturdy chrome-plated unit.

Iyanola means ‘Island of Iguanas’ and is the native name of what is now Saint Lucia. This jewel of the Caribbean and her beaches is what inspired this Cult Pens / Conklin collaboration. Made of precious resin in a deep sea blue with an emerald green shimmer, it is adorned with a sturdy chrome-plated clip.

Screw-on cap features the Conklin Est 1898 logo on the top, and 'Duragraph' on the band; it can be securely posted to the end of the pen.

Measures 140mm long closed, 125mm long open, 175mm long posted, 13mm wide. Weighs 24g.

Polished nib available in a range of sizes.

Supplied with a converter and two international standard ink cartridges in black and blue in a luxury gift box.

All Conklin writing instruments are guaranteed for life against mechanical failure due to faulty workmanship or materials.