Da einigen Lesern der letzte Beitrag zu lang war, gibt es heute einen kurzen.
Die inkorrekten Proportionen bitte ich zu entschuldigen. (Träfe man diese Kombination in der Natur an, wäre der Bleistift etwa 5,70 m lang und 25 cm dick, womit es der Giraffe recht schwer fallen dürfte, ihn zu benutzen.)
Vielen Dank an Baktasch für den giraffe-steno!
I didn’t know you had a category named „Animals“!! :)
There are some things hidden in my weblog :-) May I introduce you to erasing elephants?
Oh wow, have you bought the Midori elephant D-Clips too? ;)
I haven’t heard of them before. Do you have these?
Oh? But you will surely recognize them, they are everywhere! I have the alligator and the hippopotamus, should probably get the shark too since my son loves anything sharky… For you I recommend the dog and the elephant. I also have the limited-edition Sakura blossoms :)
http://www.midori-japan.co.jp/english/style/d-clips.html
I have looked for them after reading your comment, and I like them. The alligator clips look great too. By the way, I already have the dog clips :-) – I assume that your son has quite a few sharks in different styles ;-)
You are welcome Gunther! I do hope that you like the KIN giraffe Steno. In my opinion the old KIN pencils are somehow mysterious and special.
Yes, I like this pencil – thank you again! Yes, for me these old Koh-I-Noor pencils are something special too. Do you know the „Blacksun“? Its name is unusual, and like the „giraffe“ it also has an appealing lettering.
Never heard of the blacksun. I will keep an eye on it. Thanks
They are quite easy to find – they must have been produced in large quantities for the former GDR; like the „giraffe“ they have the imprint „EVP“ (Einzelhandelsverkaufspreis).