This is a smart green example trimmed with gold colour. The clip shows no brassing and is stamped "SHEAFFERS".  The barrel carries the imprint "W. A. SHEAFFER PEN CO   FORT MADISON, IOWA, U.S.A.  MADE IN U.S.A.". The patent number is too shallow to be legible. The lead is advanced by twisting the two halves of the pencil.  It is in good condition, with no significant marks. It uses 0.9mm leads, available from all good stationers. Unfortunately the eraser is missing. and we have no fitting spares at the moment.

This is a rare Parker Victory Mk IV propelling pencil from around1948. It is finished in an attractive dark brown, and measures 5.06" (129mm), and is the ideal to complement the fountain pens in the same series. It has two gold plated bands around the upper barrel. These have lost some of their gold plating.  There is a clear imprint reading "PARKER VICTORY   REG.T.M.  2   MADE IN ENGLAND". The pencil features Parker's straight gold plated clip, retained by a large brown stud.

It is in working order and free from significant scratches

This is a an attractive Parker pencil from the late1930s or early 40s, finished in silver pearl. It measures 5.08" (129mm).  This was made to complement the Parker Vacumatic fountain pens of the same period. If you have the fountain pen in silver pearl finish then now is your chance to obtain it's partner!  

This Sheaffer Snorkel pencil appears to be unused. It measures 5.03" (128mm) and features Sheaffer's characteristic 'white spot' on the clip. It has a broad gold plated barrel band and a similarly finished nozzle. The lead is advanced by twisting the two halves of the pencil in opposite directions. It has a clear imprint reading "MADE IN AUSTRALIA W.A.SHEAFFER PEN CO. AUST. PTY LTD"

This workmanlike pencil compliments the Duofold fountain pens of the 1950s and 1960s. It is in good condition and has a clear imprint reading " PARKER DUOFOLD MADE IN ENGLAND ". It measures 4.96" (126mm), takes 1.2mm leads available from all good stationers, and is operated by twisting the two halves of the barrel. It has the distinctive Parker arrow clip retained by a blue jewel