In 1822, the first ever propelling pencil was invented and patented by Sampson Mordan. From that point onwards the family-run business continued to develop its unique design carrying twelve three inch leads inside the barrel of the pencil, hence the name Yard-O-Led.In 1934, the Yard-O-Led Company was founded and today continues its traditions of craftsmanship and excellence established nearly 200 years ago. Influenced by original designs of the 19th and 20th centuries, the Yard-O-Led range of writing instruments includes fountain pens, ballpens and rollerball pens in addition to the unique propelling pencil. Each pen or pencil (except the Retro range) is hand crafted from hallmarked sterling silver, individually numbered and comes complete with a lifetime guarantee. |
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Retro - Also available as the large Retro Grand |
Fountain pen Ballpoint Pencil |
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![]() Corinthian - Fluted |
Fountain Pen Ballpoint Pencil Rollerball |
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Deco 34 - Four sided in barley finish |
Ballpoint Pencil |
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Diplomat - Six sided in barley or plain finish |
Ballpoint Pencil |
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Esprit |
Ballpoint |
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Perfecta in barley or victorian finish |
Ballpoint Pencil |
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Sceptre - crowned with amber, amethyst or garnet |
Ballpoint Pencil |
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Viceroy Standard in barley, plain or victorian finish |
Fountain Pen Ballpoint Pencil Rollerball |
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![]() Viceroy Grand in barley, plain or victorian finish |
Fountain Pen Rollerball |
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Fountain Pen |
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