have never thought about this until i seen one just about like it posted here they found theirs at a colanial site was wondering just how old this could be dennis
have never thought about this until i seen one just about like it posted here they found theirs at a colanial site was wondering just how old this could be dennis
Does the top pull off ? Yea I guess it's an early Mechanical Pencil.
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Looks like an early mechanical pencil. Hard to tell with no reference for size though.
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I agree with DD. An early mechanical pencil.
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