Pencils You Should Know A History of...
Pencils You Should Know A History of...
Pencils You Should Know A History of...

Pencils You Should Know A History of the Ultimate Writing Utensil in 75 Anecdotes

Set of pencils with the best known thoughts of Andy Warhol.

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Pencils you should know is a project of Caroline Weaver, the owner of the famous New York pencil shop CW Pencil Enterprise.

The book Pencils You Should Know A History of the Ultimate Writing Utensil in 75 Anecdotes presents 75 different models of wooden pencils from all over the world and their history during time. The book itself looks like an old pencil box.

Just perfect for pencils collectors and lovers who admire the history of this exceptional writing utensil. 

The book is available only in English.

Materiał | Papier

Wymiary | 219x100x20 mm

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