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L&C Hardtmuth No. 4, Austria
courtesy Allan Macdonald collection

L&C Hardtmuth Everpointed Artist’s Black Chalk Pencil No. 4

L&C Hardtmuth, Austria

purpose
lead diameter
mechanism
composition
variations
production date
origin
sketching
1/8 in. (3.175 mm)
twist lock clutch
wood barrel, metal clutch
degree imprint: Nos. 1, 2, 3, 4, ?
c1890-1910
Austria
   
see also L&C Hardtmuth's Everpointed Artists' Pencil
F. Weber Catalog & Co. catalog, c1890s, p 116
L&C Hardtmuth Black Chalk Points No. 111
 
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L&C Hardtmuth model 39B

L&C Hardtmuth 39B

L&C Hardtmuth, Bloomsbury, New Jersey, USA

purpose
lead diameter
mechanism
composition
variations
production date
origin
sketching
1/8 in. (3.175 mm)
twist lock clutch
wood barrel, metal clutch
none
1950s
USA
   
see also Koh-I-Noor Materials Catalog, 1937, p 5
L&C Hardtmuth Black Chalk Refill Leads

box of six 39B leadholders
 
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L&C Hardtmuth “Crow Quill” Holder 106B

L&C Hardtmuth, Bloomsbury, New Jersey, USA

purpose
lead diameter
mechanism
composition
variations
production date
origin
ink pen
1/8 in. (3.175 mm)
twist lock clutch
wood barrel, metal clutch
none
circa 1950s to 1960s
USA
   
see also Fredrix Artists Materials catalog, 1964, p 148
This holder is actually a pen. It uses the same clutch as a Koh-I-Noor 1/8 in. leadholder, but is intended to hold a tubular steel nib. The barrel is hollow only deep enough to allow the nib to be fully retracted.
 
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