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Now these are tiny! – Can you identify the technique which has been employed to create the irregular pattern on the lid?
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I really don’t know, and to be honest I don’t know quite what to make of the lid design. The raised portions almost seem like paper that was moistened then adhered to the top.
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Thank you for that detail. It looks unusual and reminds me of the cover of an address book I saw recently.
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Yes, they are very small, and it makes me wonder how popular this size was. I still wonder what people would ordinarily use them for, too. So many manufacturers made pocket pencils—and for decades—that they couldn’t just be a novelty.
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