Matured "Mistsu-Bishi" 9800 *B*

Here is a "Matured "Mistsu-Bishi" 9800 *B*" pencil. From the marking of the company's "Established 1887" we can presume that this was likely a promotional pencil for the Mitsubishi Pencil Company, who now specializes in the production of the "uni-ball" brand of pens; they should not be associated with the "Mitsubishi Group", despite their identical logo. This particular pencil is in a dark, almost "forest", green. The serial number is 07Ak954.



Specifications:
"Matured" to a prime age
It is stamped with the "General Writing" category (due to it's *B* class medium density lead)
Classic Hexagonal shaping
Basic writing comfort

6/10


-Jamie A.M.

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JAD Cast Season 2 Episode 2 is Now available!

This is a great episode. We had a lot of fun getting back into the groove of things. On the hot plate this month: some 90s music, weird gym people, strange encounters, our favourite iPhone and iPod apps including ones that don't exist, and some awesome things we remember from childhood. 

 

Get it at either of these links:

 

Direct Feed:

feed://feeds.feedburner.com/JadCast

 

Itunes:

http://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/jad-cast/id337498807

 

 

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Staedtler Polo 0.5 776

Here is a beautiful specimen of a mechanical pencil circa, approximately, 1987-88. I am thinking it used to be much more of a "Staedtler Blue" but it seems to have faded with excessive ultraviolet radiation. Nevertheless, I just found it in my collection of pens and pencils and it was too retro and awesome not to spread to the world. Lead is held very securely. It is light, yet very durable and comfortable. Basic features including:

Shirt Clip
Sturdy Eraser Cap
Rigid Guide Tube
Perforated Grip Zone
Excellent Writing Control

10 / 10

-Jamie A.M.

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T-R3X

A new form of dinosaur is upon us and it is sweeping the international stage. The T-R3X is the most revolutionary killing machine. Mixing dinosaur genetics and biotecho-robotics humans have only days to survive.

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As of right now the true meaning of twenty-seven will be withheld from the public with pending skepticisim.