@speedfreek@pentel_five Some of the early P320 pencils (P325, P327, P329) did not have any text on them, up to this style, which is roughly equivalent to the P200 (P205, P207, P209) Generation 5. The P200 had text on the side starting around 1973-1974.
Over the past 2 months, I have updated my website with 8 new posts about various Pentel P200 sets, catching up on everything I missed over the last several years.
https://t.co/S6DjPrCvw4
https://t.co/9pmp0YUx65
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Over the past 2 months, I have updated my website with 8 new posts about various Pentel P200 sets, catching up on everything I missed over the last several years.
https://t.co/S6DjPrCvw4
https://t.co/9pmp0YUx65
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@haruca_st It also looks like they started using the "D" back in the 1990s or earlier. This is a tray for the Brown P1035ED, which was discontinued in 2000.
@haruca_st That looks like it is from the early to mid-1960's. Either for the Pentel 11 or the early stick pencils, as they are the only 1.1mm ones I know of by Pentel.
@haruca_st The RC25 won the 1987 Good Design award, and the award page shows it in Black, Red and Blue.
I wonder if the Red and Blue were ever released. Probably not, but it would be interesting if some turned up.