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Esterbrook 1931 Portfolio Download - 7.6 Meg $3.30 1931 Esterbrook Drawlet Portfolio. This has 33 pages. Twenty pages are alphabets and drawings that are examples from various ads and brochures. The rest are instructions for the pages. These are for teaching the user to render material for ads, menus, and posters. Being a renderer was a popular way to make money at the time.

Esterbrook 1938 Catalog Download - 11.6 Meg $6.60 1938 Esterbrook Catalog. This is labeled as catalog 38. Esterbrook catalogs tend to use the year if issue as the catalog number. This has 66 pages, and a color reproduction front and back cover. There are 2 pages in that show the two hole clip pens. This catalog has been increased in size by about 33% so it is the same size as the others. Highlights are listings for the cracked ice pens.

Esterbrook 1941 Catalog Download - 11.4 Meg $5.20 1941 Esterbrook Catalog. This has 40 pages, a 12 page price list, and a color reproduction front and back cover. There are 2 pages in that show the two hole clip pens. A total of 11 pages show the fountain pens and re-new-point nibs. These include the Nurses sets and visulated section pens and pencils. Esterbrook even offers a white thermometer case to go with the Nurses set. The rest are black and white and show steel nibs, paper clips, displays, and sales tips. There is a lot of hard to find information here.

Esterbrook 1952 Catalog Download - 8.3 Meg $3.90 1952 Esterbrook Catalog. This has 33 pages as well as a 6 page price list and a cover letter describing availability and delivery. There are 15 pages in full or part color. The rest are black and white and show steel nibs, paper clips, and sales tips. There is a lot of hard to find information here. Did you know that the Nurse Pens had red & black jewels as well as green for charts. Highlights are a color pages for J, SJ, TJ, PJ, CH, H, SM, TM, PM, and Nurse pens. Six pages of desk sets and two for renew point nibs. Great item for the Esterbrook collector.