Boston Eight-Hole Pencil Sharpener from the USA | Classic Streamline 1950s Reproduction Design in Morandi Colors

https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/52926900785_2718841404_z.jpg ◤Introduction: Boston Pencil Sharpener Company was founded in 1899. In 1925, it was acquired by Hunter Mfg Co. and continued to use the original Boston brand name and logo. Years later, the production line was purchased by the major stationery manufacturer X-ACTO. Later still, Elmer’s Products, Inc. acquired X-ACTO and revived the manufacturing of the classic, best-selling pencil sharpener from the 1950s. Its color schemes, design, and practicality have all been deeply cherished by many. Once a leading pencil sharpener brand with a significant market share, it is highly collectible. ◤Features: Eight holes accommodate pencils of various thicknesses and specifications. It can be fixed onto any smooth tabletop. It can also be mounted on a wall or secured to a wooden desk (comes with two mounting screws). ◤Material: Plastic + Metal ◤Dimensions: 9 x 6.5 x 13 cm (H) ◤Weight: Approximately 597 g ◤Origin: USA ◤Price: $3,500 / piece ◤Quantity: This is a unique item, a pencil sharpener with approximately 27 years of history, in good condition and highly recommended for collectors of vintage stationery. ※ Items over ten years old are all new and unused. Due to the long storage period, there may be minor signs of age. Buyers who prioritize absolute perfection should consider purchasing in-store. Thank you. ※ Please inquire about availability before placing an order. Do not order directly. Thank you. ※ Props and accessories shown in the images are not included with this item. ※ There may be slight color variations in the pictures; the actual product's color is the standard. ※ This is a rare item, available as a unique piece. ※ All items are vintage collectibles over ten years old; they do not feature artificial distressing. If you have any concerns, please refrain from purchasing. ※ We strive to provide comprehensive descriptions and photos. Buyers are encouraged to assess the item's value independently. Vintage items come without warranty or a trial period. All sales are final; returns or exchanges will not be accepted once the item is sold.