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2. Pencil sharpener - Wikipedia

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   A well-used modern desk-style electric pencil sharpener. The oldest surviving electric pencil sharpener is the Boston Polar Club pencil sharpener, introduced around 1936. [19] Electric pencil sharpeners work on the same principle as manual ones, but one or more flat-bladed or cylindrical cutters are rotated by an electric motor. [16]

3. Westcott Rule Company - Wikipedia

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   A pink Westcott iPoint Evolution pencil sharpener. Westcott is also known for its line of iPoint electric pencil sharpeners. The original iPoint, the iPoint Evolution, and the iPoint Orbit all won a Good Design Award from the Chicago Athenaeum, Museum of Architecture and Design in the office products category. [20]

4. X-Acto - Wikipedia

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   In addition to knives, blades, and tools, X-Acto produces office supplies including pencil sharpeners, paper trimmers, staplers, and hole punchers. X-Acto sharpeners are electric, battery, or manual. X-Acto has three types of trimmers: razor, rotary, and guillotine.

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6. Electric Pencil - Wikipedia

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   Electric Pencil for the Altair appeared in December 1976, and the version for the Sol-20 became especially popular. As no large network of computer stores existed, Shrayer formed Michael Shrayer Software Inc. – a decision he regretted, as naming the company after himself cost him his privacy – advertised in computer magazines such as BYTE ...

7. Talk:Pencil sharpener - Wikipedia

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   While there is a source on the internet that makes that claim, the claim is obviously incorrect. Wikipedia provides a link to the Early Office Museum web site, which shows a 1917 advertisement for an electric pencil sharpener as well as photographs of other electric pencil sharpeners marketed before the 1940s.