16 Vintage Pencils Art/Architecture/Drafting Charcoal & Graphite New

Here are 16 Vintage Pencils Art/Architecture/Drafting Charcoal & Graphite New Types are: 2-Pitt Compressed Charcoal Pencil 3-GENERAL'S #375 CARBO-WELD SCRIBE UNSHARPENED No.2 HB PENCILS 3-Patriotic-Semester 340 by Venus 5-DIXON Special Black 312 3-Prang Drawing No. 2264 DESCRIPTIONS: 2-Pitt Compressed Charcoal Pencil        1-Soft - #112992        1-Medium - #112995 Compressed charcoal is the blackest drawing material that can be produced; very deep, intense black. The oil-free pencils are produced from a mixture of soot and clay. Available as individual stick or in assorted sets. 3-GENERAL'S #375 CARBO-WELD SCRIBE UNSHARPENED No.2 HB PENCILS 3-Patriotic-Semester 340 by Venus Founded in 1860 as the American Lead Pencil Co., the New Jersey-based manufacturer changed its name in 1956 to match their popular line of Venus pencils (which were first introduced in 1905). 5-DIXON Special Black 312 Brand: Joseph Dixon began as the "Joseph Dixon Crucible Company" (Joseph Dixon: 1799-1869) with its main manufacturing facility in Jersey City, New Jersey. Dixon was an inventor who received patents in 1850 for the use of graphite crucibles in pottery and steel manufacturing. He died in 1869. Dixon’s son-in-law, Orestes Cleveland, took over as president of the company in 1858. Cleveland served as both mayor of Jersey City as well as a short stint in the U.S. House of Representatives (1869-1871).