An Instagram museum: the International Eraser Museum, focused on “non-novelty, vintage erasers.” For instance: a Pelikan eraser with what appear to be separate sections for pencil, colored pencil, ballpoint, and fountain pen.
Thanks to Ian Bagger for pointing me to this museum.
[I’m not embarrassed to acknowledge that OCA has a Pinboard tag for erasers.]
Monday, June 22, 2020
The International Eraser Museum
By Michael Leddy at 8:26 AM
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I can just imagine those Soviet erasers being used to remove all trace of those who had fallen from grace. Maybe we need a Museum of Erasure.
But what wonderful variety and creativity in designing such humble objects!
Back when erasers were erasers!
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