Point Guard - Black
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BLACKWING POINT GUARD BLACK
The Blackwing Point Guard is designed to keep your Blackwing pencil protected at all times, simply slot over the tip of your Blackwing pencil and your pencil is safe to be carried around in your bag, Blackwing pen roll or in your Blackwing Slate notebook.
PRODUCT CHARACTERISTICS
- Crafted out of lightweight, machined aluminum
- Matte black, bright silver and gold
- Semi-hexagonal shape
- Pencil not included
- The single colour options contain one Point Guard in the chosen colour
Both useful and stylish, the Blackwing Point Guard is designed to ensure your Blackwing pencil gets to wherever you’re going in one piece. Crafted out of lightweight aluminium, the Point Guard goes over the point of your Blackwing pencil, keeping it safe in your bag, pocket, or pencil roll. It will fit snugly on the end of your Blackwing pencil as soon as it reaches the un-sharpened portion of the pencil. This means you only need to push the cap about 1/4 inch up the barrel of the pencil before it’s secure.
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 that Disney animator Shamus Culhaneasked to be buried with his Blackwing 602.