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This is a Sager, made by Solomon M. Sager’s Sager Pen Corproration, which was famous for it’s plunger-filler pens which held so much ink, Sager trademarked the phrase “Sager Barrel-Of-Ink.” I’ve always thought it was funny that the barrel-o-ink logo was carried onto the company’s line of pencils, as well:
This example joins two others in my collection, and while it doesn’t have the same pizzazz when it comes to color, the flat top is a kind of interesting development:
The other interesting development occurred when I took this one apart. I haven’t pulled a Sager apart before:
Recognize that?
Did Sheaffer make Sager’s pencils? I believe they did.
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