Pencils:
The first mass-produced pencils were unpainted, to show off their high-quality wood casings.
n March 30, 1858, Hymen Lipman received the first patent for attaching an eraser to the end of a pencil
Early office museum
Its safe to go w neutral unpainted pencils w no logo. I have a couple at home. I'll bring them, or we can buy more at blick/ staples
Pens:
seems they had fountainpens..
19th century fountain pens
But they were probably expensive
But they were probably expensive
Page that sells 19th century writing utencils (reproductions)
here
Some ink wells:
The Traditional 'Ink' Bottles Late 19th Century for writing with dip pens. 6 to 7.5cm approx height. Many varieties available.Prices From £1.00 plus P&Pwww.coventgardenbottles.com/
pens & ink I already have (or we can get at blick, etc)
stuff we have at 2nd ave:
stuff we have at 2nd ave:
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