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There is considerable difference in the size of barrel imprints on these two Junior Duofolds. Would the bigger one be the giant imprint?

Also there is difference in color between the two. The one with the much bigger imprint is lighter in color while the other one has darker color.

 

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Khan M. Ilyas

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Mitto, that looks like the medium imprint to me, but it's always tough to tell from a photo. As for the color variation, the hard rubber pens do vary quite a bit, and are often (always? usually?) lighter than the Permanite. Are they both hard rubber? In the last photo, with the pens shown vertically, the one on the left looks like Permanite.

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Thank you both crescentfiller and Brian. Yes, the pen with the larger imprint is hard rubber. And the other one is permanite as suggested by both of you.

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