GGs

It isn't often I get to gloat about anything tool related anymore, but
all this talk of round pencils,etc., has made me look at the pencils I
have stashed.  According to y'all, I am one lucky dude.  I have almost
all the pencils you have discussed and then some.  I also have 3 full
boxes of advertising pencils from 2 previous businesses that are round
and are cedar with a green coating.  Honestly have no idea what
they're worth, so make me an offer for how many you need/want.  and
I'll send you some plus postage.  I'm guessing there are more than 300
pencils available.

Guess that qualifies as a FS, doesn't it....  Sorry, I got carried
away in all the excitement.

Bruce Z.
Des Moines, IA
Still trying to get rid of stuff left after closing the business and
emptying storage units.......

On Sun, Sep 14, 2014 at 5:23 PM,   wrote:
> Well of course I had to chime in....To me any carpentric initiate who is not
the slightest bit concerned about the quality of the pencil they use is still
pretty low down on the learning curve.
>
> Henry Thoreau’s family made it’s fortunes selling pencils, yet in Thoreaus
inventory of belongings in Walden Pond, the pencil with which he wrote his notes
goes unmentioned, so it’s not an uncommon oversight of a good pencils place in
daily activities.