I’ve been waiting for a long time to make this shot with the Tekagraph! 
Pic 1 L-R:
• Tombow Zoom L2
• Rosetta Navigator
• Faber-Castell Tekagraph 9603
• Pelikan Form K74
• Lamy Scribble 3.15mm
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Oh wow, I love that one
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vote yes
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In spite of its decidedly triangular shape — around which I cannot wrap my head — I find this piece truly beautiful.
A Tekagraph which decided to wear a much longer dress, in a colour so timeless, and so classy. I am amazed.
I assume “Cumberland” (from England) is the pencilmaking brand, and “5 star” is the model name; by the way, five stars thoroughly deserved. Am I correct?
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Dang
I spent at least a few minutes trying to come up with a clever play on words…
As you can see, I was unsuccessful!
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Cool! What is the model number on the Criterium on the bottom position? I found a website listing many specimens, but I am not sure that model is listed.
2113… I have spares
I see, that one. I’m more oriented towards the model no. 2513 actually, I think it has a rounder form factor — but then again, I could be wrong, as I have neither model at this stage.
Also, never seen that FC TK-something in green. Very peculiar.
TK3…Holds three spare leads (individually!) around the center of the barrel… the Gatling gun of leadholders
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I know 2520…not 2513…Fat lead?
Right on all counts. Its a weirdly soft plastic though, which some of this era were. Very comfortable though.
That Illfelder’s great!
New abstract wallpaper courtesy of @drifand
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No, I think it is a 2.00mm holder. My reference for (almost) all Criteriums is this page: Les porte-mines – Le criterium au fil du temps and I think it is a very helpful resource.
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Thank you for sharing this resource!
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Thanks for this link!
Wow, thought I had most..but now back to work..Thanks!