Please Identify This Eversharp Pencil.

[Whoneedsasword]

This measures 4" in length and around the top of the barrel below the cap top is inscribed 'Eversharp Made in England.

[NinthSphere]

Not sure what to say other than the obvious. It's an Eversharp pencil, a further material variation of the short pencils with top mounted pocket clip. The reinforced pocket clip & longer cone make it a post-revision model. Say late 20's since I don't seem to have that variation in my 1925 catalog. That's a beautiful example.

Edited November 6, 2018 by NinthSphere

[Whoneedsasword]

Not sure what to say other than the obvious. It's an Eversharp pencil, a further material variation of the short pencils with top mounted pocket clip. The reinforced pocket clip & longer cone make it a post-revision model. Say late 20's since I don't seem to have that variation in my 1925 catalog. That's a beautiful example.

Thanks. My initial question was a little vague, but I hadn't found any other Eversharp pencils that were like this one so just wondered if it was a particular model and what age it might be. Anyway, you've been most helpful.

[aderoy]

Looks to be a pencil for military uniforms. Pen clips should not be visible above the pocket line. Sheaffer had a few marketed for uniforms etc. May give a hint as to where to look?

[NinthSphere]

Yeah, I haven't seen one around that's an exact match either. Closest I can see in the 20's catalogs is a 3011SC Lazulitic Blue in the '29, but these were gold filled trim & had the barrel bands to match the pens. Bandless barrels on the shorts with top clips can be found in ebonites, but not the blue.