This is a super Pelikan D425 propelling pencil with a sterling silver cap and translucent dark red barrel.  The pencil measures 5.20" (132mm) and uses 0.7 mm leads.  This pencil is in perfect unused condition and is in its original hard presentation case.

This is a very attractive modern Diplomat "Attaché" propelling pencil made in Germany about 2000.  The pencil measures 5.60" (142mm) and has a dark red lacquered cap with a silver (or rhodium) plated barrel and trim.  It is in excellent condition.
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Made in England, this pencil is an attractive complement to the Parker Duofold fountain pen range. It measures 4.93" (125mm). It is finished in green with gold plated trim. The  imprint is unreadable.  The gold plated clip shows some brassing on the sides and at the end, although this is barely noticeable in normal use. The rubber eraser has perished.

The 1mm lead is advanced by twisting the two halves in opposite directions.

This is a nice example of the popular Parker No 3 pencil, made in England, measuring 4.64" (118mm). It is finished in green with the characteristic Parker arrow clip. The shallow imprint can still be read, reading  "PARKER No.3 MADE IN ENGLAND". The pencil is free from any significant scratches or marks and the plating on the metal parts is good. The rubber erasure has been worn away. It can be pulled out to access the spare leads reservoir.

This attractive green pencil was made as a complement to the Parker 45 fountain pen range. It measures 5.02" (127mm). It is finished in green with gold plated trim, with the characteristic Parker arrow clip. A clear imprint around the 'cap' reads simply "PARKER"   The 0.5mm lead is advanced by twisting the two halves in opposite directions. Pulling the two halves apart reveals what is probably the original rubber eraser - now somewhat perished - which when itself is remove, reveals a chamber for spare leads, 3 or 4 of which are included.

This is an attractive Parker Jotter pencil finished in red with a Lustraloy cap. It measures 5.18" (131mm). It has a push button action, which feeds forward a fine 0.5mm lead. The Lustraloy top can be unscrewed to reveal the reservoir for spare leads. Four are included. The top is stamped simply "PARKER MADE IN ENGLAND".

The pencil is free from any blemishes and is a pleasure to use. It is actually a bit redder than the photo shows.

This is a very straightforward black propelling pencil made in England, measuring 4.84" (123mm). The imprint on the barrel is clear and reads " "Fyne Poynt" M.T. & Co LD.". It is fitted with a plain ball end clip, which shows only a little brassing. The end unscrews to reveal a quality brass thread and the eraser, which is probably the original one. The eraser can be pulled out to access the reservoir for spare leads. There are a few 1.2mm leads still inside. It is a twist nozzle action, which is still in working order.