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Wednesday, September 27, 2017

Faber-Castell 'Snow White' Erasers

A series of eight Snow White erasers produced by pencil manufacturer, Faber-Castell. Product no. D2454. Pictured in the original packaging. The individual price tag on one reads 29¢ (at Target). Others are marked 37¢ or 38¢ each. These examples were sold in Australia. Issued in the 1980s.

Image courtesy of the Cheryl Ridge Collection.






See Snow White Faber-Castell pencils in an earlier post.

Monday, October 5, 2015

Faber-Castell 'Snow White' Pencils

Snow White no. 2 lead pencils by Faber-Castell, a world leader in the manufacture of wood-cased pencils. They feature an illustration of the princess and each of the dwarfs.





On the Faber-Castell facebook page, I made an inquiry about the date of these pencils. This was their response:
We are sorry to inform you, that we aren’t able to date the Snow White pencils exactly. We didn’t find any proof in our catalogues. We can only assume, that the Snow White pencils were produced in the 1980’s. In that time several fancy pencils in blister packs were offered as retail products. For example Faber-Castell “Mickey” pencils were in the market and the 50th jubilee of Walt Disney’s film “Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs” (1937) was celebrated.

Then I heard from collector Michael Filippello. He owns a sealed pack of 14 that he purchased while still in high school. This dates them to the early 80s--circa 1983.




Special thanks to Michael for sharing his images and info on these hard-to-find pencils.