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A.W. Faber “Castell” 9022

A.W. Faber, Nürnberg, Germany

lead diameter mechanism composition variations production date origin	2 mm twist lock clutch wood barrel, metal clutch, and celluloid(?) endcap degree imprint: 2H, ? endcap color: red, white circa 1908 Bavaria

see also	A.W. Faber Castell "Photo Retouching" Leadholder A.W. Faber Castell wood cased drawing pencils A.W. Faber Castell refill leads Keystone Blue Paper Co. catalog, circa 1910, p 189 Keuffel & Esser catalog, 1913, p 281

A.W. Faber introduced the Castell pencil in 1906. The model 9022 leadholder didn't appear until a few years later, I believe. With the introduction of the Castell 9022 "Artists' Pencil" the classically styled clutch used on A.W. Faber's original Artists' Pencil since the 1960s that had been copied in every detail by every maker of clutch pencils was finally given a rework.


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A.W. Faber “Castell” 9022

(Bavaria)

A.W. Faber, Nürnberg, Germany

lead diameter mechanism composition variations production date origin	2 mm twist lock clutch wood barrel, metal clutch, and celluloid(?) endcap 16 degree imprints: 6B–B, HB, F, H–8H endcap color: red, white circa 1920s Bavaria

see also	New York Blue Print Paper Co. catalog, 1921, p 258


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A.W. Faber “Castell” 9022

(Germany)

A.W. Faber, Nürnberg, Germany

lead diameter mechanism composition variations production date origin	2 mm twist lock clutch wood barrel, metal clutch, and celluloid(?) endcap 16 degree imprints: 6B–B, HB, F, H–8H endcap color: red, white circa 1930s Germany

see also	A.W. Faber Castell wood cased drawing pencils A.W. Faber Castell refill leads Frederick Post Co. catalog, 1936, p 284 Eugene Dietzgen Co. catalog, 1939, p 83


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A.W. Faber “Castell” 9022

(with degree oval)

A.W. Faber, Nürnberg, Germany

lead diameter mechanism composition variations production date origin	2 mm twist lock clutch wood barrel, metal clutch, and celluloid(?) endcap 16 degree imprints: 6B–B, HB, F, H–8H endcap color: red, white circa 1930s Germany

Box of six 9022s.


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A.W. Faber “Castell” 9022

(with grip)

A.W. Faber, Nürnberg, Germany

lead diameter mechanism composition variations production date origin	2 mm twist lock clutch wood barrel, metal clutch, and celluloid(?) endcap 16 degree imprints: 6B–B, HB, F, H–8H endcap color: red, white circa 1936 to 1940s Germany

see also	A.W. Faber Castell wood cased drawing pencils A.W. Faber Castell refill leads Charles Bruning Co. catalog 1936, p. 216 B.K. Elliot catalog, 1938, page 258


This box is for the model 9021. Never goddamn heard of it. Seems to be indistinguishable from the 9022.	Box courtesy Allan Macdonald collection.


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A.W. Faber “Castell” 069

A.W. Faber, Nürnberg, Germany

lead diameter mechanism composition variations production date origin	2 mm twist lock clutch wood barrel, metal clutch unknown circa 1930s to 1950s Germany

see also	A.W. Faber Castell “Photo Retouching” Leadholder Keuffel & Esser catalog, 1913, p 281 New York Blue Print Paper Co. catalog, 1921, p 258 Frederick Post Co. catalog, 1936, p 284 Alfred Mossner Co. Catalog, 1959, p 57


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A.W. Faber “Castell” Pocket Pencil

A.W. Faber, Nürnberg, Germany

lead diameter mechanism composition variations production date origin	2 mm twist advance wood barrel, metal mechanism unknown circa 1910 Germany


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