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Blackwing Volume 343 – Limited Edition [12 Pencils]

Name: Blackwing Volume 343 - Limited Edition [12 Pencils]
SKU: 108047
Price: 38.00 GBP
Availability: InStock

£38.00

The Blackwing Volume 343 Pencils – (Set of 12) are a special edition set honouring the shared cultural experience of broadcast television with a striking design inspired by classic screen imagery.

This set of 12 pencils features a colour bar finish inspired by the NTSC test pattern, paired with Blackwing’s extra-firm graphite for crisp, reliable performance. Each pencil is finished with a silver ferrule, black eraser, and a model number stamped in “TV snow” silver holographic foil, referencing the 343 scanlines found on early CRT televisions. Designed for those who appreciate thoughtful details and smooth writing tools, this edition blends nostalgic inspiration with everyday functionality.

Good to Know

Tribute design celebrating the legacy of broadcast television
Each box contains 12 pencils
Extra-firm graphite for clean, controlled writing and sharpening
Silver ferrule for a distinctive finished look
Black eraser for practical everyday use
Made in Japan from renewable Californian incense-cedar
Limited edition

About the brand

The Blackwing pencil has a rich history dating back to 1934. In 2008, Palamino acquired the brand and began production of the Blackwing range as we know it today.

Blackwing pencils are famously known for their quality of graphite and the unique softness and smoothness of their lead. The Blackwing pencil has an instantly recognisable semi hexagonal body and interchangeable eraser. The original 602 pencil single handedly inspired the works of some of history’s greatest throughout the years. It is said thatDisney animator Shamus Culhaneasked to be buried with his Blackwing 602.