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Description |
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| P1016 |
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Vintage Cross mechanical pencil that was made in the USA in the
1960s.
It is gold filled and is mint unused in the original box with
instructions.
The box is a hard case hinged clamshell style that was used in the 50s
and 60s.
Maker:
Cross
Year:
1960s
Country of Origin:
USA
Cap Material:
1/20 14K gold filled
Barrel Material:
1/20 14K gold filled
Trim Material:
gold filled
Working Condition:
it propels and retracts the lead perfectly
Scratches or Cracks: none
Engravings:
none
Plate wear:
none
This is a mint unused pencil. |
$60.00
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| P859 |
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Victorian pencil that was made in the USA in the 1890s. It was made
by the R & G Co of Attleboro Mass. The knife has 2 blades. The pencil
pulls out of the holder or can be used without removing it. The pencil is
twist action and uses thick lead. It is in excellent condition.
Maker:
R&G
Year:
1890 -1900
Country of Origin:
USA
Barrel Material:
gold filled
Trim Material:
gold filled
Length:
2 1/2" closed and 3 5/8" extended
working condition:
the pencil works
Scratches or Cracks:
some minor marks
Wear: there
is some wear on the bale and a little on the knob of the pencil, but the
main body has no wear
Engravings:
none
Imprint:
R&G on the blades
This is a nice Victorian pencil penknife watch fob. |
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| P802 |
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Victorian pencil that was made in the USA in the 1890s. It has the same
snail pattern that was found on many of the early eyedropper fill overlay
fountain pens of the late 1800s and early 1900s. The length is also very
similar, so I am guessing that this may have been an early companion piece
for an overlay pen. It is in excellent condition.
Maker: unmarked
Year:
1890s
Country of Origin:
USA
Barrel Material:
solid gold or gold filled ?
Trim Material:
not marked maybe solid gold?
Length:
5 1/2"
working condition:
the pencil works
Scratches or Cracks:
the seam is starting to separate
Engravings:
none
Plate wear: none
Imprint:
none
This is a great Victorian pencil with a nice snail pattern overlay. It is
not signed gold, but I tested it and it is either solid gold or a very
heavy gold filled. I am selling it as gold filled, but it may be solid
gold. Either way, this is a great pencil. |
$235.00
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| P535 |
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Vintage
Sterling push / pull or magic pencil that was made in Germany and probably dates to the 1800s. It is 2 3/8" long when it is in the retracted position. When you pull on the one end, it extends to 4 9/16" long. The pencil mechanism
functions properly.
The pencil has "Atlantic City" enameled on it. It is obviously a souvenir from the
Victorian age. Not mint, but it is in excellent condition. |
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| P511 |
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Vintage
Ritepoint
Mechanical
Pencil in red plastic with a gold floral overlay - 5 1/8", has a
small scratch or crack under the lacquered surface, overall excellent
condition, functions properly. |
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| P954 |
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This
is a fantastic vintage dip pen. It is shaped like a gun. The dip pen is
in the wooden grip of the gun. The pencil is the barrel. Best of all,
you open the chamber of the gun and inside is a small traveling inkwell
in the shape of a bullet.
The gun measures 6 3/4" from the tip of the octagon barrel to the end of
the grip where the lanyard is. Most of the gun is nickel plated brass
and the grip is wood. The dip pen has a rough edge where you install the
nib and I think it has been shortened a little. A lot of the old dip
holder were shortened after the ink corroded the end. The pencil screws
into the butt and it is spring loaded. When you pull the trigger, the
pencil pops out of the end of the barrel. To get at the inkwell, you
have to unscrew the pencil and open the chamber. The bullet shaped
inkwell slides apart and inside it has a screw on lid. There is a small
glass bottle inside the metal shell. I could not find a mark for country
of origin, but I will guess it is Germany or England.
I have not seen another one just like this and I would guess that the
bullet shaped inkwell would be missing when you did find one. |
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| P956 |
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Vintage figural dip pen and pencil combo that is shaped like an
umbrella. It was made in Germany and measures 8 1/4" long. The handle
was made from a tree branch. The dip nib is unmarked and has a copper
colored finish. The tip of the umbrella pulls out and it is the pencil.
You can reverse it and put it back into the case and use the whole
umbrella for a pencil. I don't think the dip pen was ever used. The tag
on the pen is marked: Phil Weber Jr The Office Mendota Ill. Nice
condition. It was made around 1900-1910. |
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| P513 |
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Vintage
Perpetual
Calendar Pencil - 5 3/8", silver plated, marked:
"Foreign". Letters for days of the week are on the derby
which is pulled up & turned to the correct
position.
Pencil functions but has numerous dents. Marked "Exide" on the
barrel & probably a
premium from
Exide battery. |
$40.00
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| P961 |
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Sterling silver Cross ladies ring top pencil. this pencil
would have been worn on a chain or sometimes used as a watch
fob. It takes medium .9mm lead. It is probably from the 1950s
and it works properly. There is 2 or 3 small dings but overall
it is in very good [used] condition. It measures 3 5/16" long.
Made in the USA. |
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