Fine and rare Georgian-era solid silver propelling combination pen and pencil, attributed to Joseph Wilmore of Birmingham, dating to circa 1820–1830. The pen features a knurled silver barrel with screw-driven propelling mechanism, steel dip nib at one end and graphite pencil at the other. A hand-cut JW maker’s mark is visible on the barrel, consistent with Wilmore’s registered punches. Closed length: 113 mm A high-quality pocket writing instrument of the type used by clerks, engineers, and professionals in the early 19th century. ⸻ Condition • Mechanism present and advances • Honest age-related wear • No cracks or structural damage observed ⸻ Seller’s Note: This rare Georgian silver propelling pen & pencil is from a private collection and has been carefully preserved. The piece shows honest age-related wear consistent with early 19th-century use and has not been polished or altered. Please examine the photographs closely, as they form part of the description. Additional images or information can be provided on request.