Koh-I-Noor British Graphite Compressed Lead Refills L&C Hardtmuth, Austria

lead type lead size available degrees/colors package quantity package composition production date origin graphite 2 mm 15 in 1901: BBBBBB to HHHHHHH ; 17 in 1905: 6B to 9H 6 wood core with paperboard shell 1889 to (1920s) Austria    see also Keuffel & Esser catalog, 1900-1901, p 278 Frost & Adams Co. catalog, 1905, p 178 Wadsworth Howland & Co. catalog, 1909, p 116 Keystone Blue Paper Co. catalog, circa 1910, p 191 Keuffel & Esser catalog, 1913, p 282 New York Blue Print Paper Co. catalog, 1921, p 256

	Koh-I-Noor Lead Refills No. 2200 L&C Hardtmuth, Czechoslovakia
	lead type lead size available degrees/colors package quantity package composition production date origin graphite 2 mm 17: 6B to 9H 6 wood core with paperboard shell 1920s Czechoslovakia    see also Eugene Dietzgen Co. catalog, 1928, p 257 Frederick Post Co. catalog, 1936, p 283 Keuffel & Esser catalog, 1936, p 298

	Koh-I-Noor Leads 2200 L&C Hardtmuth, Czechoslovakia
	lead type lead size available degrees/colors package quantity package composition production date origin graphite 2 mm 17: 6B to 9H 12 wood core with paperboard shell 1930s USA    see also Charles Bruning Co. catalog, 1936, p 216 Koh-I-Noor Pencil Co. catalog, 1937, p 4 B.K. Elliot catalog, 1938, page 259 Eugene Dietzgen Co. catalog, 1939, p 83

	Koh-I-Noor Leads 2200 (slide out style) L&C Hardtmuth, (Czechoslovakia)
	lead type lead size available degrees/colors package quantity package composition production date origin graphite 2 mm 17: 6B to 9H 6 wood core with paperboard shell (1940) Czechoslovakia

This box is a bit of a mystery. It's the only one of this style I've ever seen with a red logo. All the other hundreds I've seen were like those below, with blue logos. My theory is that this was the first replacement for the old, familiar blue box and everyone said, "Hey, you stupid mother fuckers! Your lead has come in a blue box for FIFTY years. What the hell is this red shit?" So they compromised and replaced the red with blue.

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Koh-I-Noor Graphite Leads 2200 (slide out style) L&C Hardtmuth, Inc., Bloomsbury, New Jersey

lead type lead size available degrees/colors package quantity package composition production date origin graphite 2 mm 17: 6B to 9H 12 wood core with paperboard shell 1940s–(1960s) Czechoslovakia    see also Keuffel & Esser Co. catalog, 1943, p 188 Gordon Draftsmen's Supply Co. catalog, 1948, p 51 J.H. Weil & Co. catalog, 1953, p 213 Defiance Sales Corp. catalog, 1955, p 248 Charles Bruning General Catalog, 1957, p 205 Art Brown catalog, 1978, p 100