This one fell victim to a sharpen each pencil in the box syndrome.  The lead is actually flat so they did point them up 100%.

Old silver print Mongol circa 1930’s; updated and back in action.

Nice variations of the rare Mongol No.1 Very Soft….what no silver print editions….(until now).  Silver print Mongols are not easy to come by.  The silver print Mongols are pre-WWII era and go from a long ferrule to the low band ferrule circa 1930’s.  NOTE:  The single silver print No.1 is available for purchase here….I’ve only got one extra!  Want it?

Harder to find hex version of the Mongol colored.

I love the number 4 pencils…they last so much longer than the standard No. 2 pencil.  NOTE:  the EF model is available for purchase here. NOTE2: There appears to be two different shades of this model.  The light version is available for purchase. The spotted box belongs to the sale model.

The rare and famous Mongol pencil in the way harder to find round version … did I say down right impossible to find? In the gallery photo the top four models are vintage USA-made while the others are from South America. NOTE: Up for sale here is an hecho en Venezuela model that includes a free sticker! Keep an eye out for new collectible stickers released each month for select vintage pencils.

Also, behold one of my unicorns…………the Mongol 480 No.2 long ferrule.  I’ve always believed there must be one out there and then this comes my way.  Sad little state of being, however it is a diamond amongst gems!  I hope I find one unsharpened one of these blessed days.

Check out the gallery photos of amazing Mongol No.2 pencils over a 100 year span. Spectacular display of odd colorway ferrules and polish on the older Mongols.  The 1902 ad shows the First Edition lefty Mongol….  The birth of the MONGOL:  Top three pencils without the diamond star logo appear to be circa 1903 models.  Box belongs to the mid band ferrule 9th from the top….these boxes are very hard to find in such fine condition.

Nice varity of Mongols with the top one dating to 100 year+ which is an early edition of the Mongol drawing pencil.