Need help identifying Pilot Pencil

Oh dear lord - that is the closest we’ve EVER gotten!! The clip and the button are exactly right and the body seems to be the same although I don’t remember that much writing. However, I definitely remember a S series style cone. What’s weird is that I drew a picture of it years before I ever saw an S series or even knew they existed, and it was virtually identical apart from being that much narrower than the current S series, cone (which I now own) and can attest to the narrowness of the original. Of course, my drawing of the cone could be just a memory (or drawing) aberration and perhaps my mind has become convinced that’s what it was especially once I discovered that the S series matched it perfectly.

Thank you, thank you thank you @Mecha - you have gotten me closer than I’ve anybody has in the last 20+ years!

Also, thank you to everyone so far that has helped me… I hope this information moves forward the help that everyone’s giving me to finally identify the model I am seeking.

(and hopefully this works towards displaying to everyone that has helped me that I am not crazy and that my description was pretty darn accurate!)

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Now I have to find one to buy!!!

Thank you all again!

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I like the design of this pencil… but this brand is so obscure. How’s the mechanism function?

A shame that they had to emboss the “usage purpose” on the side. Who does that? “DRAWING PENCIL FOR GRAPHICS.” :zany_face: Certainly is capable of being put to use for any purpose that a pencil can tackle.

That eraser cap looks a little familiar.

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Verbose Design! Check out STALOGY’s gear…

If memory serves - the pen I’m looking for only had the model designator (MP-77) and ‘JAPAN’ in small letters - with nothing on the clip.

I have to say, this is the first time I’ve heard of the brand STALOGY.

The only other mention of it here on Knockology is by pearsonified, back in 2022:

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