Where Do These Fit In?

When I saw this one in a junk box a while ago, I had to spend a few dollars on it, even though I already had one at home:

These slim model, twist mechanism Eversharps have a clip that is a lot like what you’d find on a Skyline Press Clip pencil . . .

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Get Your Minds Out of the Gutter

Here’s one that Joe Nemecek brought with him to the Baltimore Show when it was last held at the Tremont Hotel downtown:

You can barely make out the word "Eversharp" on the cheaply plated clip . . .

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Somewhere Along the Road to Oblivion

I don’t remember how this one came my way, and I’ve had the picture laying around long enough that I think it’s best I just say what I know and see if someone can help me fill in the blanks:

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This Eversharp Has Me Stumped

I saw this one in an online auction and thought it deserved a closer look.  Several closer looks later, I still don't know quite what to make of it. . .

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