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Posted 4 months ago
BHock45
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To make a long story short today I found a box of old pencils. Most of them were unopened, in boxes, and in prefect condition. It wasn't until I got home that I realized how many there were.
I am wondering if anyone can help me. I was able to ID most of them....and I do not usually ask questions like this, but I am wondering if these have any collectible value. Is it worth my time even trying to come up with values for these? Do they have any value as a lot? There are a bunch of different kinds, and I know nothing about them. I could use the help. Thanks everyone!
I will do a couple of posts so please see the links below to find the rest of the pencils.
THIS POST:
PHOTO 1: China Markers.....i thin they are called.
PHOTO 2: Some unique pencils
PHOTO 3 & 4: Lead filling pencils??? Van Dyke and L&C Hardtmuth
PencilsThe modern pencil was born in 16th-century England, where, in Cumbria, a ma…
Anyone know about these pencils?
thanks mustangtony for the love.
thank you bellin68, and bratjdd for the loves!