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Mars Lumograph: “Perfect Reproductions”

J. S. Staedtler, Germany

ad type
publication date
market 		magazine advertisement, Pencil Points
1936
USA
see also Staedtler Mars Lumograph Drawing Pencil
J. S. Staedtler, Inc. Mars, "Your brain's best friends" magazine ad

Perfect Reproductions of Pencil Drawings with Mars Lumograph

This pencil has an “opaqueness” which closely approximates that of India ink. It gives you a drawing which will reproduce as well as any ink tracing. Mars Lumograph erases easily. Comes in 11 degrees of hardness. Can be obtained from your favorite dealer.

National Distributors

Keuffel & Esser Co.
Chicago, Montreal, San Francisco, Hoboken

Char. Bruning & Co.
Boston, Pittsbrugh Seattle, Chicago, Detroit, Milwaukee, Newark, Los Angeles, St. Louis, San Francisco

Micrographic tests show the greater opaqueness of the Lumograph pencil as compared with that of others.

 
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