If this old Pentel SG7 could talk

[Cummins07]

…what stories would it have for us? Got this beat-up feller for $10 cheap. Pencil’s tip is no bueno (crushed near the end, it’s asking to be retired already!!) In order to work, it’s gonna need a later-version SG7 donor tip.

[nimrodd]

Is that the single piece tip, or the fitted pipe?

If it is the pipe, my suggestion is to purchase a cheap '86 Olympic pencil or set (sub-$20). I did that for my SG75 that someone had replaced the tip with a PS65 tip.

[Cummins07]

This original one is the single piece tip. I plan on fitting in a tip from the later glossy SG7s from the 80s.

[drifand]

Loving that ‘7’…

[Knockologist]

I love this post from @Cummins07 since his previous post was about loosing interest.

[SlideRules]

It would say, “Why did you try to shove me back in that stone!”

[nimrodd]

Where did you find this?

[SlideRules]

Brochure inside the Excalibur set.

[SlideRules]

Here are scans of the inside and back cover of the brochure.

[Knockologist]

I love when someone shows up with “new to me” content.

[Cummins07]

Dang I’m jealous! Love that case as well.

[noahf]

I didn’t know that the Excalibur sets ever had that style of ring.

[pearsonified]

I believe that ring was only included on the P1005 and P1007, which had different tips from every other Excalibur-branded MP.