1101 Yellow Special No. 2 Pencils – 12, 72 or 144 Count
Details
Musgrave Pencil Company was founded in 1916 by James Raford Musgrave in Shelbyville, Tennessee. The business began by turning local red cedar into pencil slats, including wood recovered through exchanges with farmers for their old rail fences. Today, the family-owned company continues pencil manufacturing in Shelbyville, supporting local manufacturing skills and jobs. Its commitment to domestic production includes transparent acknowledgment that components come from both domestic and global sources.
1101 Yellow Special No. 2 Pencils – 12, 72 or 144 Count
Keep a familiar No. 2 writing pencil within reach for notes, worksheets, lists, and everyday desk work. The 1101 Yellow Special combines a yellow hexagonal wood barrel, a graphite core, and a latex-free eraser held by a banded ferrule. Choose a 12-, 72-, or 144-pencil pack according to the amount you need. The larger options suit shared supplies, while the smaller box is convenient for a desk, study area, or a fresh set of school supplies.
Features
Features
- No. 2 grade identified on the pencil imprint and pack photography.
- Yellow hexagonal wood barrels with the 1101 Yellow Special name.
- Graphite cores for everyday writing and drawing.
- Latex-free erasers attached with signature banded ferrules.
- Selectable prepacked quantities of 12, 72, or 144 pencils.
Specifications
Specifications
- Model and series: 1101 Yellow Special.
- Grade: No. 2, as marked on the photographed pencils and packaging.
- Pack choices: 12-count, 72-count, or 144-count; select the required option.
- Barrel shape: hexagonal; barrel color: yellow.
- The 12-count box includes a “How a Pencil Is Made” illustration.
Materials
Materials and origin
The supplier identifies wood casings, graphite cores, banded ferrules, and latex-free erasers. The exact wood species and complete component formulations are not stated for this model. The six-sided barrel gives the pencil its classic school-supply shape. Manufacturing in Tennessee uses domestic and globally sourced components; the country-of-origin statement should not be read as a claim that every input comes from the United States.
Manufactured in Shelbyville, Tennessee, USA, using domestic and globally sourced components. U.S. manufacturing does not mean that every material or component is U.S.-sourced.
Care
Care and storage
Use a sharpener that fits the barrel, and stop when the point is ready rather than removing extra material. Store the pencils dry, away from excessive heat, and protect sharpened tips during transport. Avoid dropping or bending pencils because a core can break inside an apparently sound casing. Keep bulk packs in their boxes until needed. These practical handling suggestions are not a manufacturer warranty.
Shipping & returns
Returns for this item
For purchases from BuyAmerican, request a return through BuyAmerican within 30 days of receipt under its return policy. Items must be unused, in their original condition and packaging, with proof of purchase; approval is required before sending anything back. Report damage or incorrect items promptly and retain photos. Musgrave’s FAQ directs customers who bought through a retailer back to that retailer. The supplier’s separate direct-store refund terms do not establish return routing or costs for BuyAmerican orders; those supplier arrangements remain unconfirmed for this item.
Read BuyAmerican’s return policy for eligibility and instructions. Browse more products from American makers, or learn about the company’s manufacturing community in the independent Made in Tennessee profile.
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