Abstract: Propelling pencil for pins, whether colored or not, which consists mainly of the combination of an elongated casing with an axial bore for housing a pencil pin which is provided at the top with a screw thread part, a screw head with an axial bore for passing the pin and of which the tailpiece is provided with a screw thread part which can be screwed into and moved in the screw thread part of the axial bore of the casing, the tail-piece being provided with several longitudinal grooves which run over a distance of the end of the tailpiece, and means being provided for gradually squeezing the middle part of the tail-piece in which the grooves are provided, between the axial bore of the casing and the tailpiece of the screw head.

Abstract: Disclosed are multi-color marking implements (i.e. crayons) having variegated color patterns, and a method and apparatus for their manufacture involving consecutively casting small amounts of molten crayon-like materials into suitably shaped molds at specific temperatures. The marking implements have a multiplicity of discretely-colored regions of random shape, randomly distributed in the implement. In addition, the marking implement may include a multiplicity of non-discretely colored regions resulting from a blending of colors from two discretely-colored regions. Optionally, the multi-color implement may be provided in a transparent lipstick type container that may serve as the mold in the casting process.

Abstract: There is described a painter implement, more particularly a pallet with a base, such as a plate, whereon a plurality of locations for ready-to-use paint are provided, in which at least one receptacle wherein a liquid and/or paste supply can be stored, is mounted on said base, whereby means are provided to connect said receptacle with at least one said locations.

Abstract: This application discloses multi-color marking implements (i.e. crayons) having variegated color patterns, and a method and apparatus for their manufacture involving consecutively casting small amounts of molten crayon-like materials into suitably shaped molds at specific temperatures. The marking implements have a multiplicity of discretely-colored regions of random shape, randomly distributed in the implement. In addition, the marking implement may include a multiplicity of non-discretely colored regions resulting from a blending of colors from two discretely-colored regions. Optionally, the multi-color implement may be provided in a transparent lipstick type container that may serve as the mold in the casting process.