Baron Lothar Von Faber has developed a high-quality pencil product and launched it on the market in Paris:
It is the pencil set "POLYGRADES" that combines different refill hardness.
This new product is not only high quality, but also has a beautiful appearance
He is very proud of the idea of packing pencils of different hardness in a pencil case:
"Before this, no manufacturer has ever sold a combination of different refill hardness in the market."
The box is decorated with the medal pattern that the company won at the international exhibition, which has an excellent advertising effect.
In fact, this elegant design "accurately fulfilled the expectations of customers." People have never seen such a beautiful pencil packaging before.
Therefore, "POLYGRADES" was always the irreplaceable top product of AWFaber at that time, until the green "CASTELL" pencil series took its place.
This limited-edition pencil set is to reproduce the original as much as possible. The silky shiny pencils are neatly arranged in the pencil case, and the golden company name is printed on the pen body in a left-aligned manner.
The pencil is not sharpened, and the original flavor is reproduced. The pencils of the time were only sharpened with a knife before use.
Hardness description:
BBBBB & B = Extra soft, very black-suitable for drawing heavy and dark tones
BBB = very black-suitable for drawing very dark tones
BB = softer, darker-suitable for drawing darker tones
B = darker = suitable for drawing ordinary dark tones
HB = harder, darker-suitable for free painting
F=Sturdy, suitable for drawing details
H=medium hardness-suitable for easy painting
HH = harder-suitable for drawing detailed contours
HHH = very hard-suitable for architectural drawing
HHHH & HHHHH=Extra hard-suitable for drawing on wood
Product Description
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- Wood
- How It's Made
- Machine-made
- Where It's Made
- Germany
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- Original Design
- Listing Summary
- POLYGRADES pencils came out in Paris in 1837, "The best way to compete is always product quality" Baron Lothar Von Faber learned modern production methods in Paris, experienced elegant product packaging, and trained French "beautiful" appreciation.
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