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It’s obviously an Eagle, and it bears a pretty close resemblance to one of the more common early Eagle pencils, the Number 872 “Supply”:
But that red color is a little extra nice . . . and that tip has a little extra bit of length added to it:
And at the top . . . there’s an extra attachment. An eraser, concealed under the blind cap:
So what was this Eagle called?
The Number 873 “Extra,” of course.
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