Mordan Pencil

Unmarked, but almost certainly by Sampson Mordan & Co, London, circa 1874 Sampson Mordan registered this design (No: 282844) on 8th June 1874 (see photo of original) Measures: ...

A twist action to propel the pencil. By Sampson Mordan, circa 1870 Measures: Open 66 mm Closed 52 mm Weight 6.00 grams (0.19 troy ounces).

An extremely rare Victorian novelty silver Propelling Pencil made in the form of a 'Bilboquet' or Cup and Ball game.

By S Mordan & Co, circa 1920 Measures: Open 110 mm Closed 73 mm In good condition with no damage or repair and in full working order Weight 23.50 Grams (0.76 troy ounces).

A rare Victorian novelty silver gilt Propelling Pencil made in the form of an anchor/cross/heart (the symbols of Faith, Hope and Charity) with engraved decoration and attached suspen...

Fully hallmarked for Sampson Mordan & Gabriel Riddle, London, 1825 Also stamped: S.

A very fine quality early 20th century 9-carat gold and enamel propelling pencil with push button "Gravity Drop" opening mechanism, the plain cylindrical body with integral swivellin...

Rare Sampson Mordan Sterling Silver four slide Pencil case C.1890.

A yellow gold tennis racquet propelling pencil pendant, Sampson Mordan & Co, 1880 This fun Victorian novelty item featuring an realistically modeled gold strings is a fully function...

Sampson Mordan is famed for patenting the first mechanical pencil and was a prolific maker of quality pieces.

Wimbledon-Furniture We are delighted to offer for sale this very very rare 1831 solid 9-carat gold Sampson Mordan 18 hole golf course tool retailed by Asprey London For the go...

The initials “KS” are applied on the lid. Notably, the pencil rests were made by Samson Mordan and the base was made by Asprey & Co, potentially on commission.

This very fine example of a gold sliding pencil was produced by the top English pen and pencil manufacturer Mordan and Co and bears their name on its stem with the factory arrow mark...

Sampson Mordan Senior was born in 1790 and patented his ever-pointed propelling pencil on 20th December 1822.

The inclusion of promotional signage, such as the advertisement for "Mordan's Pencils," adds an authentic commercial element, underscoring the library's role as a social and cultural...

By Sampson Mordan & Co, circa 1882. Also stamped with a diamond registration mark for 3rd August 1882.

By Sampson Mordan, circa 1877. Stamped with a diamond registration mark for 12th July 1877.

Samson Mordan Victorian Sterling silver draftsman pencil holder and ruler, circa 1890 Wonderful novelty pencil holder, which can be used as a ruler for measurements upto 7 inches an...

A very early George IV Sampson Mordan patent hallmarked silver sliding propelling pencil with reeded body and fixed plain finial.

An unusual Victorian silver oversized four-drawer telescopic propelling pencil of plain cylindrical form with attached suspension ring.

Unmarked but almost certainly by Sampson Mordan, c1870. 100 mm open. 57 mm closed.

A fine and rare pair of Victorian novelty silver Propelling Pencils made in the form of Percussion Dueling Pistols, the trigger guards sliding to extend the pencil.

A twist action to propel the pencil. Suspension ring attached to gold collar.

One sword is a propelling pencil and the other is a paper knife or letter opener.