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Roger Robinson and Dale Wohlgemuth gave a fascinating presentation about small collectibles. I always enjoying learning something new from collectors who specialize in an area and love what they collect. In this case, we all learned about the wide variety of pencils, pens, openers and buttons.
We took a few minutes after the presentation to speak with Roger about his favorite pencils.
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Lionel.
Posted by: Lionel | July 13, 2009 at 07:48 AM