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Faber-Castell Peel-Off Magic Rub (Model 1960) & Berol New Way 536-T Lot - New!
This is a lot of 10 new Faber-Castell Peel-Off Magic Rub (Model 1960) and Berol New Way 536-T Pencil Erasers - New without box!
Includes:
Quantity 5 - Faber-Castell Peel-Off Magic Rub (Model 1960) with original box
It features a core made of the classic white Magic Rub formula wrapped in layers of paper instead of wood. You advance the eraser tip simply by pulling an integrated string and peeling away a strip of the paper casing.
Key Characteristics & Uses
• Surface Compatibility: Specifically formulated to erase cleanly on delicate formats, such as graphite on paper or ink lines on matte drafting film.
• Texture: It features a dryer, slightly "chalky" feel compared to modern slick or glossy vinyl erasers. This provides better grip on the paper without sliding or creating a greasy film.
• Precision: The slim pencil format is popular among colored pencil artists, draftsmen, and architects for cleaning up tight corners, pulling highlights, or correcting minute details without disturbing the surrounding art.
• Shaping: While you peel the paper back to expose the core, the eraser tip itself can be sliced with an X-Acto knife or blade to form a sharp, chiseled point for maximum precision
Quantity 5 - Berol New Way 536-T
Originally manufactured by the Blaisdell Pencil Co., the Berol New Way 536-T is a famous vintage, paper-wrapped stick eraser designed specifically for drafting, architectural tracing, and technical drawings.
Key Features & Design
• Self-Sharpening Mechanism: It features a classic "pull string" and paper-wrapped construction. Users pull the string to peel away strips of paper, exposing more of the eraser core without needing a traditional pencil sharpener.
• Spee-D-Point Taper: The "T" in the model number designates the tapered point variant, often marketed as the "Spee-D-Point". This allows artists and draftspeople to make highly precise, fine-point corrections on intricate illustrations.
• Intended Use: It was formulated to cleanly lift graphite and ink marks from tracing paper, vellum, and drafting film without tearing or scrubbing through delicate mediums
Just as pictured.
-x.xx-0.06-TOU
Includes:
Quantity 5 - Faber-Castell Peel-Off Magic Rub (Model 1960) with original box
It features a core made of the classic white Magic Rub formula wrapped in layers of paper instead of wood. You advance the eraser tip simply by pulling an integrated string and peeling away a strip of the paper casing.
Key Characteristics & Uses
• Surface Compatibility: Specifically formulated to erase cleanly on delicate formats, such as graphite on paper or ink lines on matte drafting film.
• Texture: It features a dryer, slightly "chalky" feel compared to modern slick or glossy vinyl erasers. This provides better grip on the paper without sliding or creating a greasy film.
• Precision: The slim pencil format is popular among colored pencil artists, draftsmen, and architects for cleaning up tight corners, pulling highlights, or correcting minute details without disturbing the surrounding art.
• Shaping: While you peel the paper back to expose the core, the eraser tip itself can be sliced with an X-Acto knife or blade to form a sharp, chiseled point for maximum precision
Quantity 5 - Berol New Way 536-T
Originally manufactured by the Blaisdell Pencil Co., the Berol New Way 536-T is a famous vintage, paper-wrapped stick eraser designed specifically for drafting, architectural tracing, and technical drawings.
Key Features & Design
• Self-Sharpening Mechanism: It features a classic "pull string" and paper-wrapped construction. Users pull the string to peel away strips of paper, exposing more of the eraser core without needing a traditional pencil sharpener.
• Spee-D-Point Taper: The "T" in the model number designates the tapered point variant, often marketed as the "Spee-D-Point". This allows artists and draftspeople to make highly precise, fine-point corrections on intricate illustrations.
• Intended Use: It was formulated to cleanly lift graphite and ink marks from tracing paper, vellum, and drafting film without tearing or scrubbing through delicate mediums
Just as pictured.
-x.xx-0.06-TOU
