These pencils started in the 70s and are still going strong today. On the top row starting on the left are the originals. No rubber grips on this row. The originals are highly prized and seem to be one of Pentels most collectable pencils. There may be one or two missing from this top row.
Here we have the smooth rubber grip pencils. Missing solid color black 0.5mm, blue solid color 0.7mm and a red solid color 0.9mm.
Rubber finger print grip. Again I may be missing a solid color with finger print grip in size 0.7 and 0.9 mm.
These are PD335s and I am missing many different colors.
This is a side clicker from the late 70s. This pencil is PD1065 and called a Pentel Technica. A nice addition to the collection but it sat on the shelf to long. The side clicker does not work properly. This pencil came in black and orange. Add all of these pencils to your collection. Plenty of new Pentels still to post. Anyone with a Quicker Clicker that I am missing? I am always up for a trade.
Amazing collection of quicker clickers. I have a few old black ones with green erasers and a few of the newer ones with the fingerprint grip.
ReplyDeleteI am missing some and I left out the all metal PD 505.
ReplyDeletePentel PD1075 Dealer pencil. that's the square looking one, kinda like a space shuttle or something.
ReplyDeleteI am just running out of a supply of the rubber grip quicker clicker pencils in green I have had five years. I don't think they make green any more. What am I going to do???? I want my green pencils. Sad day.
ReplyDeleteI have found that EBay is your best bet. The green ones are nice.
DeleteMay I ask what is the model of the smooth rubber grip pencils?
ReplyDeleteThey use the same number. The smooth grip pencil is a PD345. Model numbers are listed below the eraser cap.
ReplyDeleteI have a working PD1065. Bought it while attending architectural school. Stile using it but it is missing a top over the eraser. Any way you could sell it?
ReplyDeletePleae send a picture of the pencil to moose@hot.rr.com. I will see what I can do.
ReplyDeleteI’d like to purchase one of them. Please, email me if you’d like to sell it.
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ReplyDeleteFirst off, way impressed with your collection of PD345/PD347/PD349 originals. Picked up a little gold mine of these at an estate sale, really happy with my find. Glad to see your yellow pen (4th from right) looks like mine. I thought mine was faded - the barrel color looks almost tannish.
ReplyDeleteI was drawn to the opaque colored barrels, apparently the transparent is more desirable cause you can see the guts haha. What do you think - is one better than the other or is just personal taste?