But I wouldn’t be writing this article if I wasn’t pretty sure there wouldn’t be a part two.
The Imperial Vacumatic is pretty rare, and the pens cost hundreds of dollars. I caught up with one of the pencils at the 2012 Ohio Show, but I don’t remember who had this one. Forgive the quality of the pictures – these were shot in the dark, dark hallway outside the ballroom:
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4 comments:
The Imperial cap has a cartouche for engraving. The 51 cap doesn't.
Hey Brian, thanks for the comment. Did you read part 2?
http://leadheadpencils.blogspot.com/2013/09/expensive-tuition-part-two.html
Ah! Well, no I didn't. Who'd have thunk it?
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