Showing posts with label Pearl. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Pearl. Show all posts

Wednesday, April 3, 2013

The Ones I Picked Up . . .

As I mentioned a few days ago, the Philadelphia Show was the event at which I finally had an hour or two to really study the things on Andy Beliveau’s table. And I didn’t just study and chat, either – I actually brought home a few Victorian "magic" pencils from Andy’s table. Here’s the ones I brought home from Philly, five of which came from Andy. As for the sixth, I don’t remember which one that was or where I got it:


To learn more, this full article is included in The Leadhead's Pencil Blog Volume 2, available at Amazon, Barnes & Noble and everywhere else you buy books, or you can order a copy signed by yours truly through the Legendary Lead Company HERE.



Monday, January 9, 2012

Mother of Pearl.. or The Mother of All Pearls?

When I chase after a Victorian pencil, I'm normally like a dog chasing after a car:  I wouldn't know what to do with it if I caught it.  Such was the case with my acquisition of an example of the "Pearl":

NOTE:  This article is now included in the print version of The Leadhead's Pencil Blog, available anywhere you buy books, or also from The Legendary Lead Company.

To order, here's the link:  Volume 1 at Legendary Lead Company