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Friday, October 26, 2012
You'll Flip Your Top For These
Joe Nemecek’s looking for one of these now, and I promised I’d keep an eye out for one for him. I have, but I haven’t found one that’s a duplicate yet. This one turned up in DC, and I just couldn’t part with it. It’s a Nupoint, and this one is just cherry. The clip bears a strong resemblance to the clip used on early Parker "Lucky Lock" pencils . . .
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To order, here's the link: Volume 1 at Legendary Lead Company
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3 comments:
Jon, that should be Aikin.
George.
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Agreed and fixed -- however, note that in both of the American Stationer excerpts, it's spelled "Aiken." I wonder why?
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