First comes the "Jupiter" 1, produced by Guhl & Harbeck in Hamburg, Germany |
Elegant and functional design |
Plus it works! See more technical details at http://www.jupiter-spitzmaschinen.de/3.html |
Here comes the Automatic Pencil Sharpener, made in the U.S.A. |
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And here comes a Play-Me pencil sharpener from Spain! |
Nice details! |
they put quite some work in this side ornament |
But here is the King of Kings: IDUNA, made by IDEA from Germany |
An excerpt of DE341369 |
Here is the US patent (US1504019 of Aug. 5, 1924) |
strong and solid |
One can choose the fitting pencil size |
The upper cylinder then moves right or left accordingly |
Simply the best! Usually it is mounted on a wooden plate, which we left out from the photo. |
Wow. Amazing machines. How much more than a pencil do they weigh?
ResponderBorrarThe Automatic Pencil Sharpener looks like an ancient lightsaber handle.
You are right!
ResponderBorrarHuge & complicated machinery for pencil sharpening. And I use my pocket knife.....
ResponderBorrarNow you've made me want an Iduna.
ResponderBorrarFascinating, all of them.
ResponderBorrarI agree, the Iduna is particularly fetching!
very cool items, thanks for sharing!
ResponderBorrarWhat investments to do what we now consider such a simple task. Shows you it's not that easy.
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