A little color groupings of some of mine

Gathered some of mine up for a little color study.

Reds, Greens & Blues, Browns and Golds, Blacks and Greys.

Omitted a few to make room for the layout, which usually excluded some of the cheaper moderns.

A couple are inked (one in each grouping apparently).

• Reds : Sheaffer Touchdown Sentinel Deluxe, 14K F~M, Waterman Mysterious Blue
• Greens/Blues : Oversized Sheaffer Balance, 14K Flex Fine, Montblanc Irish Green
• Browns/Golds : Wahl 214AW (tiny minature ring top), #0 semiflex Fine~Medium, R&K Scabiosa
• Blacks/Greys : Wahl-Eversharp Doric, #4 Personal Point 14K "Signature" (Semi-flex) Gold Seal "M" nib, Waterman Inspired Blue

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Sheaffer black pencil sixth from the left in the bottom row. I'm not familiar with that design, and I initially thought Eversharp! What model/year Sheaffer pen would that have been paired with, originally?

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I love those reds. Great colours! Some great pens there too of course.

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Originally Posted by FredRydr

Sheaffer black pencil sixth from the left in the bottom row. I'm not familiar with that design, and I initially thought Eversharp! What model/year Sheaffer pen would that have been paired with, originally?

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Fineline, though the pencil and the pen by the same name are about a decade apart.

The Pen was about late 1940s onwards, The pencil around late 1930s, into early 40s.

Edit: https://leadheadpencils.blogspot.com...se-of-tog.html

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Originally Posted by FredRydr

Sheaffer black pencil sixth from the left in the bottom row. I'm not familiar with that design, and I initially thought Eversharp! What model/year Sheaffer pen would that have been paired with, originally?

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Btw just noticed this ad, seems the Fineline Pencil was paired with the Triumph Pen, so I already had a matching set technically. Putting them both in 1940s
https://i.imgur.com/HsUlI01.jpg

But the pencil has been around for a while ,because it's here in this 1939 ad too.

https://i.imgur.com/knvgMkX.png

A great topic for me